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via
preposition
by
means
of
or
using
a
particular
person
,
system
,
or
method
•
Please
send
the
photos
to
me
via
email
.
Please
send
the
photos
to
me
via
email
.
•
The
students
attended
the
lecture
via
a
live
video
stream
.
The
students
attended
the
lecture
via
a
live
video
stream
.
Borrowed
into
English
in
the
18th
century
from
Latin
via
“
road
,
way
”.
Originally
meant
“
by
way
of
(
a
route
)”,
later
extended
to
methods
of
communication
.
preposition
passing
through
or
by
way
of
a
particular
place
on
a
journey
to
somewhere
else
•
We
flew
to
Sydney
via
Singapore
.
We
flew
to
Sydney
via
Singapore
.
•
The
train
to
Rome
goes
via
Florence
.
The
train
to
Rome
goes
via
Florence
.
Same
Latin
origin
as
other
sense
:
Latin
via
“
road
”.
The
travel-route
meaning
is
the
earliest
in
English
,
first
recorded
in
the
late
1700s
.
