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I. vt▪ to \pass along along ⇆ sth etw weitergebenin his absence his mother \pass alonged along the book to me da er nicht da war, brachte mir seine Mutter das Buch mitto \pass along along a message eine Nachricht weiterleitenII. vi vorbeigehenthe police told the crowd to \pass along along die Polizei wies die Menge an weiterzugehen* * *pass along v/i:pass along, please (im Bus) bitte durchgehen! -
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pass [sth.] along, pass along [sth.] fare passare, fare circolare* * *vt + adv* * *pass [sth.] along, pass along [sth.] fare passare, fare circolare -
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vtto \pass along along <-> sth etw weitergeben;he couldn't give it back to me personally so his mother \pass alonged along the book to me er konnte mir das Buch nicht persönlich zurückgeben, also brachte es mir seine Mutter mit;to \pass along a message along eine Nachricht weiterleiten vi vorbeigehen;I heard footsteps \pass alonging along the corridor outside ich hörte Schritte draußen auf dem Gang;the policemen told the crowd to \pass along along die Polizei wies die Menge an, weiterzugehen -
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1. гл.1) общ. передаватьSee:2) эк. перекладывать (стоимость чего-л. на другое лицо; часто употребляется по отношению к перераспределению налогового бремени)2. сущ.эк. перекладываниеa provision for pass-along of increased real estate taxes — положение, касающееся перекладывания возросших налогов на недвижимость
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