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61 pass off
pass off а) постепенно прекращаться, проходить (об ощущениях и т. п.); Thepain was severe to begin with, but soon passed off. б) пронестись, пройти (одожде, буре); The storm should pass off before dark. в) хорошо пройти (о ме-роприятии, событии); The meeting passed off well. How did your performancepass off? г) сбывать, подсовывать (за кого-л.) (for, as); he passed himselfoff as a doctor он выдавал себя за доктора; The police caught him for passingoff false money. He passed the idea off as his own. д) отвлекать внимание отчего-л.; е) оставлять без внимания, пропускать мимо ушей; He passed off thedifficult question. The remark was intended as rudeness, but he passed it offwith a laugh. ж) coll. сдать (экзамен) -
62 pass-check
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63 pass-out check
pass-out check [ˏpɑ:saυtˊtʃek]амер. = pass-out -
64 pass through
pass through (A narrow passage, etc.)v.• colar v.v.• pasar por v.1)a) v + adv pasarb) v + prep + o \<\<town/area\>\> pasar por2) v + prep + o ( experience) \<\<period/phase\>\> pasar por1. VI + ADV1) (=not stay) estar de paso2) (=go through) pasar2.VI + PREP [+ town, country, gap] pasar por; [+ phase, crisis] pasar por, atravesar; [+ barrier] pasar* * *1)a) v + adv pasarb) v + prep + o \<\<town/area\>\> pasar por2) v + prep + o ( experience) \<\<period/phase\>\> pasar por -
65 Pass mit Sichtvermerk (einem Visum) versehen
Pass mit Sichtvermerk versehen
to visé a passport
Pass mit Sichtvermerk (einem Visum) versehen
to visa [a passport]Business german-english dictionary > Pass mit Sichtvermerk (einem Visum) versehen
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66 pass into possession
= pass into smb.'s possession, pass into the possession (of smb.) переходити у ( чиєсь) володіння -
67 pass it over in silence
pass it over in silencenão faça caso disso. pass me the butter, please! passe-me a manteiga, por favor! -
68 pass in
pass in 1) влизам; 2) пускам да влезе; 3) връчвам; 4) ам. разг. умирам (и to \pass in in o.'s checks); -
69 pass on
pass on 1) продължавам пътя си, вървя си по пътя, не спирам; 2) преминавам (на друга тема) (to); 3) предавам (от ръка на ръка, на друг, нататък); 4) умирам; • to \pass on on the torch прен. предавам традиция, знания и пр.; -
70 pass down
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71 ■ pass away
■ pass awayA v. i. + avv.2 (fig. eufem.) passare a miglior vita; morire; DIALOGO → - Bereavement and time off work- His father passed away last night, suo padre è mancato ieri seraB v. t. + avv. -
72 ■ pass in
■ pass inA v. i. + avv.passare entrando; entrareB v. t. + avv.2 consegnare ( un elaborato, ecc.) facendolo passare di mano in mano □ to pass in review, passare in rassegna ( anche fig.). -
73 ■ pass on
■ pass onA v. i. + avv.1 passare oltre; procedere; tirare avanti2 (fam. eufem.) passare a miglior vita; morireB v. t. + avv.1 passare; far circolare; far conoscere3 trasmettere; tramandare: This watch has been passed on from my grandfather, questo orologio mi è stato tramandato da mio nonno4 (econ.) traslare, trasferire, far ricadere, riversare: the increased costs were passed on to customers, l'aumento dei costi è stato traslato sui consumatoriC v. t. + prep.(leg.) emettere ( una sentenza) contro (q.) □ to pass judgment on sb. [st.], dare un giudizio su q. [qc.]. -
74 ■ pass out
■ pass outA v. i. + avv.1 (fam.) svenire; perdere i sensiB v. t. + avv.dare in omaggio; distribuire, regalare □ to pass out of, andarsene da; abbandonare. -
75 ■ pass through
■ pass throughA v. i. + avv.essere di passaggio: I'm just passing through, sono di passaggioB v. i. + prep.4 (fig.) passare, attraversare ( crisi, difficoltà, ecc.): Italy was passing through a big economic crisis, l'Italia stava attraversando una grossa crisi economica. -
76 pass through
pass through [sth.] passare per [ place]* * *1. vi + adv2. vt + adv(country, city) passare per, (hardships) attraversare* * *pass through [sth.] passare per [ place] -
77 pass up
pass up [sth.] rifiutare [opportunity, offer]* * *(not to accept (a chance, opportunity etc): He passed up the offer of a good job.) (lasciarsi sfuggire), ignorare* * *vt + adv(opportunity) lasciarsi sfuggire, perdere* * *pass up [sth.] rifiutare [opportunity, offer] -
78 pass.
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79 pass mark
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80 pass along
pass [something] along, pass along [something] faire passer
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Pass — Pass, n. [Cf. F. pas (for sense 1), and passe, fr. passer to pass. See {Pass}, v. i.] 1. An opening, road, or track, available for passing; especially, one through or over some dangerous or otherwise impracticable barrier; a passageway; a defile; … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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