removing a partition; knocking through a wall
Refers to physically removing a wall or partition to create an open space, often in renovation or construction contexts.
We knocked through the wall between the living room and the Japanese-style room to make a large open space.
straight through; without a break; nonstop
Colloquial adverbial use meaning doing something continuously from start to finish without pausing, often with verbs like やる, 読む, 見る.
I read the manga I bought yesterday straight through in one go.
It took me eight hours to clear this game without a break.
Rarely used kanji form; learners should prefer the kana spelling.
Derived from the verb ぶち抜く (to knock through, to do continuously), which combines the emphatic prefix ぶち- with 抜く (to pull out, to do thoroughly).