pass

1. [ T ] A car pass us doing 70 miles per hour.

2. [ I ] I was just pass by and stopped to say hello.

3. [ T ] pass the wire through the slot and pull it out from the other side.

4. [ I always + adv/prep ] The causeway pass across the bay and takes you to the mainland.

5. [ T ] Please pass the bread.

6. [ T ] The professor said that if I pass the final exam, she’ll pass me.

7. [ I ] The hours pass quickly.

8. [ T ] The bill pass both houses of Congress and was signed by the president.

9. [ I ] The bill pass unanimously.

10. I think I’ll pass on going to the movies.

11. Marion looks so young she could pass for 30.

12. Do this jacket and skirt match well enough to pass as a suit?

13. We bought three-day pass to the amusement park.

14. The children get bus pass to travel to and from school.

15. The receiver dropped the pass

16. I pass him on the stairs this morning.

17. You should only pass a slower vehicle if it is safe to do so.

18. If you pass a supermarket, could you get me some milk?

19. I was just pass by (= going past the place where you are), so I thought I'd drop in for a chat.

20. A momentary look of anxiety pass across his face.

21. A cloud pass over the sun.

22. Don't buy goods that have pass their sell-by date.

23. The company's turnover is expected to pass the $10 million mark by the end of this year.

24. Don't worry, his depression is only temporary - it'll soon pass

25. Guess what? I've pass my driving test!

26. The exam is so hard that only five percent of all applicants pass

27. Could you pass the salt please?

28. I asked if I could see the letter, so she pass it to me reluctantly.

29. [ + two objects ] Gerald passed me the note./Gerald passed the note to me.

30. Genes are the means by which parents' characteristics are pass on to their children.

31. [ + two objects ] I haven't trusted him since he pass me a forged $100 bill.

32. She was arrested for pass stolen cheques.

33. Time seems to pass (by) so slowly when you're bored.

34. I was a little worried about the party, but the evening pass without any great disasters.

35. The visitors pass their days swimming, windsurfing, and playing volleyball.

36. The government pass a law to restrict the sale of guns.

37. The food supplement had been pass as safe for human consumption.

38. As a convicted criminal, he's in no position to pass judgment (on the rest of us).

39. to pass urine

40. If you pass blood, you should go and see your doctor.

41. Wax pass from solid to liquid when you heat it.

42. Jon Hill achieved two grade A pass at A-level.

43. I got a pass in my Literature course.

44. a bus pass

45. a boarding pass

46. My guest pass allows me to use the club's facilities free of charge.

47. She had a pass to go to the library.

48. a mountain pass

49. If I'd been aware things had reached such a pass I'd have told the police.

50. UK It's come to a pretty pass (= it's a bad situation) when you can't even have a few quiet drinks with some friends.