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21 second pass
گذر دوم -
22 to bring to pass
بوقوعرساندن،انجامدادن،اجراكردن -
23 to come to pass
واقعشدن،رخدادن،بوقوعپيوستن -
24 to govern one's pass
خودداريكردن -
25 to gratify ones pass
شهوت راني كردن ، هرزگي كردن -
26 to pass
سدي راشكستن ودل بدريازدن -
27 to pass a dividend
سود سهامكسيرا باو اطلاعدادن،سود كسيرا درموقعخو -
28 to pass a resolution
مقررداشتن -
29 to pass a way
گذشتن،درگذشتن،مردن،نابود شدن -
30 to pass by any one
از پهلوي كسي رد شدن -
31 to pass by any thing
از پهلوي چيزي رد شدن،چيزيرادرنظرانداختنياچشمپ -
32 to pass for
پذيرفتهيا شناختهشدنبجاي،قلمدادشدنبجاي -
33 to pass go orrun cur
معمولا مورد قبول واقع شدن -
34 to pass in review
سانديدن -
35 to pass into silence
فراموششدن،مسكوت عنهماندن -
36 to pass muster
پذيرفته شدن،در بازديد ارتشو مانند انها -
37 to pass off
ازميان رفتن،برگذارشدن،گذشتن،تاشدن،بيرونرفتن،خ -
38 to pass off a counte
چيز قلبيا سكهناسرهرا بخرج دادن -
39 to pass on
رد كردن،دست بدست رساندن -
40 to pass one's view
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Pass — Pass, v. i. [imp. & p. p. {Passed}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Passing}.] [F. passer, LL. passare, fr. L. passus step, or from pandere, passum, to spread out, lay open. See {Pace}.] 1. To go; to move; to proceed; to be moved or transferred from one point… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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