See-through (adjective)

Allowing one to see through; transparent.

Origin:

A compound of the verb see and through which means something that can be seen through or something that is transparent.

Examples:

1. The curtains are made of see-through material.
2. The see-through blouse reveals the wearer's camisole.
3. The see-through plastic bag makes it easy to identify its contents.
4. The see-through design of the phone case allows the color of the phone to show through.
5. See-through fabrics are often used in summer clothing.