1.b> / i> (); i> ; he bowed to us as he passed i> ; we passed the fuel dump an hour ago / ;
2.b> i> (); i> , i> ; we passed through the town without stopping ; to pass a barrier / ;
3.b> (), , ; pass the salt, please , (); to pass smth. from hand to hand ;
4.b> 1) .i> (), i> ..i> / ;
2) .i> (), i> ;
5.b> i> () / (.i> to pass over); the estate passed to his heirs ; on his death, the title passed to his eldest son ;
6.b> i> , , i> ; unemployment has now passed the three million mark ;
7.b> i> () / ; i> ; to pass into air ; ice passes from a solid to a liquid state ;
8.b> , , , ( i>); two eventless weeks passed by , i> ; time passes heavily ; the years pass rapidly ;
9.b> , i> ..i> (), (.i> to pass away); to pass a good [a bad] night [] ; to pass one's time in guzzling i> ; to pass a pleasant evening ; we played cards to pass the time until morning / , ;
10.b> (), ; ; ; ; they waited for the storm to pass ; the pain soon passed ; his anger soon passed ; the old customs are passing / ; all things must pass ;
11.b> 1) i> / i> (), ; (i>); to pass one's high-school equivalency examination ; to pass an examination with flying colours ;
2) i> () / (i>); don't be afraid, we shall pass you (), / ; the examiners finally passed her i> / ;
12.b> 1) , i>, , i> ..i> (); to pass a bill [a resolution] [] ; the majority will pass the bill ; the motion was passed with two dissentients ;
2) (); , , ( i> ..i> i>); the bill passed the House of Lords ; the bill passed without substantial alteration ;
13.b> i> ( ), i> / / ; i> ; let this incident pass ; but let that pass , , ; I can't pass the matter without a protest , ;
14.b> (; .i> to pass between); they'll never be friends again after all that has passed between them , , ; to pass unheeded / unnoticed, unobserved / ; his departure passed unnoticed ;
15.b> 1) / i> (); the court passed the sentence ; to pass sentence upon / on / smb. ;
2) ( , i> ..i> i>); judgement passed for the plaintiff ;
16.b> / i> , i> .i> (); to pass judgement on / upon / smb. / (.i> i>); to pass an opinion on / upon / smth. / ; I can't pass an opinion on your work without examining it thoroughly , ;
17.b> (), ( . , i> ..i>);
18.b> i> (), (i>);
19.b> .i> i> (); to pass a hurdle / ;
20.b> .i> 1) ();
2) ();
21.b> 1) (. )i> (); he was arrested for passing forged notes ;
2) , ; a Bank of England note used to pass anywhere i> ; this coin will not pass ;
22.b> : to pass a dividend .i> .i> () / ; concerns which not only passed dividends but went bankrupt , , ;
tob> pass smth. aroundb> /b> roundb> /b> (); can you pass these pictures around for everyone to look at, please? , , ;
tob> pass as smb., smth.b> .i> to pass for smb., smth;
tob> pass awayb> 1) (); his mother passed away last year ;
2) (); ; ; one generation passes away and another generation comes, but the earth abides forever .i> , , ;
tob> pass by (smb., smth.)b> (, ) / i> (); he passed by without deigning to look at me , ; to pass by smb.'s window ; he passed by without saying a word ;
tob> pass smb., smth. byb> , (); , , ; success passed by the first two groups but came to the third , ;
tob> pass smth. downb> i> (); folk tales have been passsed down from generation to generation ;
tob> pass for / as / smb., smth.b> i> / i> i> / i> (; ) / ; he speaks the language so well he could easily pass for a German , ; in this little village he passes for a specialist ;
tob> pass into smth.b> (); many foreign words have passed into the English language ; to pass into nothingness ; ; to pass into desuetude ;
tob> pass offb> 1) (); , ; the demonstration passed off peacefully ;
2) (), ; the pain passed off ;
tob> pass onb> .i> pass away;
tob> pass smth. on to smb.b> ( , i> ..i>) (); I passed your message on to my mother ; to pass on the lamp .i> / , ..i>;
to pass outb> (), / ; he always passes out at the sight of blood / ;
to pass smb. overb> i> ( ); he was passed over in favour of a younger man ;
tob> pass over smth.b> ( ) / ; / / ; they chose to pass over her rude remarks , i> ;
tob> pass throughb> i> () / ; we were passing through, so we thought we'd come and say hello , ;
tob> pass smth. upb> . , .i> (); why did you pass up the opportunity to go to university? () ?
it passes beliefb> ; it passes comprehensionb> ; it passes all boundsb> ; to bringb> to passb> i> ; to come to passb> .i> ; ; it will come to pass notwithstanding ; to pass the buck to smbb>. .i> ; to pass the point of no returnb> / / ; not to pass one's lipsb> ) , ; not a word passed his lips i> / ; ) i> ; neither meat nor drink had passed her lips all day i> / ; tob> pass the hat roundb> /b> around /b> .i> ; ; to pass musterb> ) .i> / ; ) .i> / ; work that will pass muster , / ; to pass in one's marbleb> . .i> ; to pass the time of day (with smb.)b> i> ; i> ; no, we didn't have a serious talk, we just passed the time of day , , , ; to pass waterb> .i> .
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