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Sentence count:153+2Posted:2016-07-17Updated:2020-07-24
Synonym: advancecirculatecommunicatedistributegivego onhandimpartleavemarch onmove onpasspass alongpass aroundprogressput acrossreachrelegatesubmitturn overSimilar words: pass outpasspass awaypass bypassageas soon asthe mass ofpassengerMeaning: v. 1. place into the hands or custody of 2. tell or deposit (information) knowledge 3. move forward, also in the metaphorical sense 4. give to or transfer possession of 5. refer to another person for decision or judgment 6. cause to be distributed 7. transmit information. 
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91. They had come to pass on their experience in stock raising.
92. If we can't address the problem, Moslem floating people's poverty and weak tendency can pass on their subgeneration.
93. While Allison O'Steen, Tryon, N.C., loved her late mother, she says, her habit of ironing sheets isn't something Ms. O'Steen, a mother of two, wants to pass on.
94. You'd surely go for his first-rate brain, though you might pass on what his detractors consider the vainglorious temperament that comes bundled with it.
95. There may be a need to set up a reception or transit center through which displaced people pass on the way to a longer term settlement site.
96. If you do not wish to have your information pass on to third parties for promotion of the HKTDC's Style Hong Kong Show in Harbin, please ( against the box.
97. It's all about spatial awareness: Those who walk-n-surf tend to weave to and fro, making them impossible to pass on crowded or skinny sidewalks.
98. Through a common Ethernet cable, it is possible to connect the machine to a lgoodop Personal Computer and to pass on data and archives for further processing.
99. The dumb village multitudes pass on unchanging; the feel of the spade in the hand is no different for all our talk: good seasons and bad follow each other as of old.
100. Through agential pass on, its price often card of expensive product going abroad is multiple count even decuple.
101. With the color as I wanted, I set an occlusion pass on top of everything with its blending mode set to MULTIPLY.
102. In the mining process of medium thick steeply inclined orebody, changing the relative position of manway and pass on the stope face to suit the change of orebody can reduce the dilution rate.
103. Sure, she has some abnormal liver labs and that does happen with pre-eclampsia, so I'll give him a pass on this one. Dr.
104. To organizers from the association of Transhumance and Nature, the goal of the day is to help preserve the ancient routes and pass on a tradition to the younger generation.
105. It is a very smart post-processing pass on the rendered image, basically selectively smoothing out parts of the image where a smart filter detects a jaggy line.
106. Matsushita made a considerable effort to pass on his company's legacy to each new recruit.
107. First pass on the majority of Entrenchment sound effects (no vocals yet).
108. The catch is Starbucks wants consumers to pass on their benevolence by performing a good deed for another person, say, to hold open a door or buy someone a cup of coffee.
109. Obesity. Reaching for calorie-free glasses of water throughout the day helps many people stay filled up enough to pass on snacks, says Prevention Fitness Editor Michele Stanten.
110. They weave in and out of traffic,[http://sentencedict.com/pass on.html] and they pass on the right.
111. JD Sports Fashion has promised to put pressure on suppliers to pass on falling cotton costs to hard-up consumers.
112. The Sen Xilang in meeting returns pass on the holograph letter that man of simple of Japanese premier springlet invites general Beijing to visit day.
113. However, if there are lots of unvaccinated people in the population, they can pass on this strain until it happens to mutate back into a disease-causing form, as happened in Nigeria.
114. Pass on in nakedness and shame , you who live in Shaphir.
115. But even Japan's "core core" inflation rate, which strips out both energy and fresh food, is ticking up, as higher prices for wholesale goods pass on to consumers.
116. That will involve additional expenses for us, which we'll have to pass on to you as a rate hike.
117. He made a quick phone call to pass on his congratulation.
118. He had once told Obama to pass on the Senate race and wait to run for Chicago mayor one day.
119. Only the apostles had been able to pass on the power of the Spirit to others by the laying on of hands( Acts8:14-24; 2 Timothy1:2).
120. Republicans say the estate tax - which they have dubbed the "death tax" - makes it impossible for many Americans to pass on their family-owned businesses or farms to their children.
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