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I . pass <-es> [pɑ:s] N

1. pass (road):

pass
prelaz m
mountain pass

2. pass SPORTS (of a ball):

pass to
podaja f +dat
pass to

3. pass inf (sexual advance):

to make a pass at sb

4. pass:

pass Brit SCHOOL, UNIV (exam success)
pass Am (grade)
„opravil(a)“

5. pass:

pass (permit)
pass (permit)
pass (for a festival)

6. pass esp Am SCHOOL (letter of excuse):

pass

7. pass (in fencing):

pass
sunek m

8. pass (passage):

pass
prehod m

II . pass [pɑ:s] VB trans

1. pass:

(go past) to pass sb/sth
to pass sb/sth (in car)

2. pass (overtake):

pass

3. pass (cross):

pass

5. pass (hand to):

to pass sth to sb

6. pass SPORTS:

to pass the ball
to pass the ball to sb

7. pass (succeed):

pass exam, test
pass exam, test

8. pass (of time):

to pass the time

9. pass usu passive usu POL (approve):

10. pass (utter):

to pass a comment

11. pass MED (excrete):

form to pass water
form to pass water
form to pass water
to pass the buck to sb/sth inf

III . pass [pɑ:s] VB intr

2. pass (overtake):

pass

3. pass (enter):

pass
to allow sb to pass

4. pass (go away):

pass
minevati [perf miniti]

5. pass (change):

to pass from sth to sth

7. pass SPORTS (of a ball):

pass
podajati [perf podati]

8. pass SCHOOL (succeed):

pass
pass

9. pass (go by):

pass time
minevati [perf miniti]
pass time
teči [perf preteči]

10. pass (not answer):

pass

11. pass (forgo):

to pass on sth

12. pass (be accepted as):

13. pass CARDS:

pass

14. pass (spread):

pass news

I . pass along VB trans to pass along ⇄ sth

II . pass along VB intr

pass

pass around VB trans

pass
podajati [perf podati]

I . pass away VB intr

1. pass euph (die):

pass

2. pass (fade):

pass
minevati [perf miniti]
pass anger

I . pass by VB intr

1. pass time:

pass
minevati [perf miniti]
pass
teči [perf preteči]

2. pass:

pass (go past)
pass (in vehicle)

II . pass by VB trans (go past)

to pass bysb/sth

pass down VB trans

1. pass usu passive (bequeath):

2. pass (hand down):

pass
pass

I . pass off VB trans

1. pass (hide):

pass
pass

2. pass (pretend):

to pass oneself off as sb

II . pass off VB intr

1. pass (take place):

pass

2. pass (fade):

pass
pass
bledeti [perf zbledeti]

I . pass on VB intr

1. pass (proceed):

pass
pass

2. pass euph (die):

pass

II . pass on VB trans

1. pass BIOL:

pass to

2. pass (forward):

3. pass (infect):

pass disease
pass disease

I . pass out VB intr

1. pass (faint):

pass
pass

2. pass (leave):

pass
to pass out of sth

II . pass out VB trans Am (hand out)

pass

I . pass over VB trans

1. pass usu passive (not promote):

2. pass (overlook):

pass
pass

3. pass (move overhead):

II . pass over VB intr

pass

pass round VB trans Brit

pass PHRVB pass around:

pass up VB trans to pass up ⇄ sth

ˈboard·ing pass N Am (plane ticket)

ˈpass key N

ˈpass mark N Brit Aus

ˈski pass N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
A pass in the mandatory roadworthiness and smog test is indicated by tamper-proof decals on the license plate.
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Balancing the military need for firepower against the maritime need for seaworthiness resulted in some compromises that would not pass modern standards for stability.
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If no decimal places are used, 6 and up is a pass and 5 and below a fail.
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Players concussed in club games are supposed to be assessed by medicos and pass a test before returning to battle.
www.smh.com.au
The club is open to season pass holders aged 3 to 12.
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How professional players, many of whom are paid six-figure salaries, can not even give and time a pass properly, bewilders me.
www.independent.co.uk
The play is usually employed to defuse the pass rush in the case of a running back screen.
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She is always studying in order to pass the graduation exam and in her free time practices with a yo-yo.
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The fortress, however, had yet to pass through many vicissitudes.
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These apprentices are mentored by warriors, who pass down knowledge and skills they have learned from their own mentors.
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