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v. 1. өнгөрөх, хажуугаар өнгөрөх. 2. гүйцэх, гүйцэж өнгөрөх. 3. явж/ нисч өнгөрөх. 4. нэвтрэх. 5. нэвтрүүлэх, дамжуулах. 6. \pass sth (to sb) дамжуулах. She \passed the letter to Mary. Тэр, захиаг Мэрид дамжуулав. 7. \pass (sth) (to sb) бөмбөг дамжуулах. 8. \pass to sb өвлүүлэх, дамжуулах. 9. \pass from sth to/ into sth хувирах, шилжих, өөрчлөгдөх. 10 (цаг хугацаа) өнгөрөх, цаг нөгцөөх. 11. өнгөрөх, зогсох. 12 (шалгалт г. м.) давах. 13. (хууль г. м.) батлах. 14. тэвчих, давах, өнгөрөөх. 15. хариулт өгөлгүй өнгөрөөх. 16. (ял) өгөх. 17. хэтрэх, давах. pass the buck (to sb) бусдад тохох, лаахайдах. pass the hat round/ around тусламжийн мөнгө/ хандив цуглуулах. pass the time of day (with sb) мэндий нь мэдэх, хэдэн үг солих. pass away үхэх, өнгөрөх. pass by (sb/ sth) дэргэдүүр өнгөрөх. pass sth down дамжуулах, уламжлах. pass for/ as sb/ sth тийм гэж бодогдохоор байх. He speaks French well enough to \pass for a Frenchman. Тэр, франц хүн юм гэж бодогдохоор францаар сайн ярьдаг. pass into sth нэвтрэх, -нд орох. Many foreign words have \pass into the English language. Англи хэлэнд олон гадаад үг нэвтэрчээ. pass off 1. болж өнгөрөх. 2. алга болох. pass sb/ oneself/ sth off as sb/ sth... мэтээр танилцуулах, дүрд хувилах/ хувирах. She \passed him off as her husband. Тэр түүнийг өөрийн нөхөр мэтээр танилцуулав. pass on (to sth) шилжих. Let's \pass on to the next item on the agenda. Дараагийн хэлэлцэх асуудалдаа орцгооё. pass sth on (to sb) дамжуулах, буцааж өгөх. pass out ухаан алдах/ муурч унах. pass over sth зугтах, зайлсхийх, үл тоох. pass through дайрч өнгөрөх. pass up алдах, өнгөрөөх. n. 1. sport бөмбөг дамжуулах. 2. орох/ гарах зөвшөөрөл. 3. тасалбар, билет. 4. амжилттай дүн. 5. уулын зам. make a pass at sb сээтэн хаях.
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