walk–through

noun \ˈwȯk-ˌthrü\

: an activity in which someone walks through an area, building, etc., in order to inspect it

: the act of going slowly through the steps of a process, job, etc., in order to practice doing it or to help someone learn it

: an explanation or guide that tells you how to do something by explaining each of its parts or steps

Full Definition of WALK-THROUGH

: a perfunctory performance of a play or acting part (as in an early stage of rehearsal)

: a television rehearsal without cameras

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1940

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