pass如何读

英:[pɑːs]

美:[ pæs]

pass英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. & vi. 走过; 经过 get or go through, across, over or between
  2. vt. 递给; 传 give especially by hand
  3. vt. 度过; 花费 spend (time), especially in a way that does not seem too long or dull
  4. vt. & vi. 通过,批准 succeed in (an examination); be approved
n.(名词)
  1. [C]越过,通过 an act of moving past
  2. [C]通行证,许可证 paper or card giving sb permission, e.g. to enter, leave or be absent form a place
  3. [C]通道,山口 a way by which one may move or travel through or over a place, especially over a range of mountains

pass是什么意思

v. (动词)
  1. 通(过),经过,穿过
  2. 超过,越过,超出,超越
  3. (使)及格,合格
  4. 度过,度(日),过(时间)
  5. 宣布
  6. 排泄
  7. 变化,转化
  8. 推移,流逝
  9. (被)批准,获得通过
  10. 延伸
  11. 传开,传递,传达,传播,相传
  12. 转让
  13. 发生
  14. 使流通
  15. 提出
  16. 掠过
  17. 前进,使行进
  18. 横过
  19. 渡过
  20. 使移过
  21. 终止
  22. 消失
  23. 离开
  24. 死亡
n. (名词)
  1. 及格,及格分数,合格证书
  2. 关口,山隘,要隘
  3. 通行证,入场证,通行许可,免票
  4. 护照
  5. 山路,狭路,横路,小路
  6. 传球动作
  7. 海峡
  8. 通过
  9. 河口

pass变形

复数:passes

第三人称单数:passes

现在分词:passing

过去式:passed

过去分词:passed

pass词根

词根:pass

adj.

passable 尚可的;可通行的;(钱币等)可流通的

adv.

passably 尚可地;也还过得去地

n.

passage 一段(文章);走廊;通路

passer 过路人;旅客;考试合格者

pass英英释义

verb

intransitive verb

move, proceed, go

The boat was too tall to pass under the bridge.

to go away : depart

the fright passes almost immediately—Fred Majdalany

die—often used with on

Her parents have passed on.

to move in a path so as to approach and continue beyond something : move pastespecially: to move past another vehicle going in the same direction

glowered at the other driver as we passed

to run the normal course—used of time or a period of time

the hours pass quickly

to go or make one's way through

allow no one to pass

to go uncensured, unchallenged, or seemingly unnoticed

let the remark pass

to go from one quality, state, or form to another

passes from a liquid to a gaseous state

to sit in inquest (see inquest sense 1) or judgment

to render a decision, verdict, or opinion

the court passed on the legality of wiretapping

to go from the control, ownership, or possession of one person or group to that of another title passes to the buyer upon payment in full

the throne passed to the king's son

happen, occur

commenting freely on the transactions as they pass—W. L. Sperry

to take place or be exchanged as or in a social, personal, or business interaction

words passed

to become approved by a legislature or body empowered to sanction or reject

the proposal passed

to undergo an inspection, test, or course of study successfully

took the examination and passed

to serve as a medium of exchange

to be accepted or regarded

drivel that passes for literature

to identify oneself or be identified as something one is not Mom could pass as my sister

tried to pass as an adult

obsolete to make a pass (see pass entry 3 sense 5) in fencing

to throw or hit a ball or puck to a teammate—often used with off

took the ball and quickly passed off to a teammate

to decline to bid, double, or redouble in a card game

Her bridge partner passed.

to let something go by without accepting or taking advantage of it—often used with onpassed on the cheesecake

thanks for the offer, but I'll pass

transitive verb

to go beyond: such as

surpass, exceed

passes all expectations

to advance or develop beyond

to go past (one moving in the same direction)

passed a slower moving car

to go by : proceed or extend beyond

pass the school on their way to work

obsolete neglect, omit

to go across, over, or through : cross

to live through (something, such as an experience or peril) : undergo

to go through (something, such as a test) successfully

passed the final exams of his courses

to secure the approval of

the bill passed the Senate

to cause or permit to win approval or legal or official sanction

pass a law

to give approval or a passing grade to

pass the students

to let (time or a period of time) go by especially while involved in a leisure activity

I'll read to pass the time

to let go unnoticed : overlook, disregard

his commander quietly passed his likes or dislikes—George Meredith

pledge

had passed his word that he would repay the debt

to transfer the right to or property in

pass title to a house

to put in circulation

pass bad checks

to transfer or transmit from one to another passing the savings on to customers

pass the salt

to cause or enable to go : transport

waited till the soldiers and wounded were all passed over—Walt Whitman

to throw or hit (a ball or puck) especially to a teammate—often used with off

passed the ball off to his teammate

to pronounce (something, such as a sentence or opinion) especially judicially

passed sentence on the convicted man

utter

passed a cutting remark

to cause or permit to go past or through a barrier

passed the detectives to view the crime scene

to move or cause to move in a particular manner or direction pass the rope through the loop

passed my hand over my face

to cause to march or go by in order

pass the troops in review

to emit or discharge from a bodily part and especially the bowels

to give a base on balls to

passed two batters

to hit a ball past (an opponent) in a game (such as tennis)

noun (1)

a means (such as an opening, road, or channel) by which a barrier may be passed or access to a place may be gainedespecially: a low place in a mountain range

a position to be held usually against odds

noun (2)

realization

brought his dream to pass

the act or an instance of passing : passage

a usually distressing or bad state of affairs

what has brought you to such a pass?

a written permission to move about freely in a place or to leave or enter it

a written leave of absence from a military post or station for a brief period

a permit or ticket allowing free transportation or free admission

archaic a thrust or lunge in fencing

a transference of objects by sleight of hand or other deceptive means

a moving of the hands over or along something

archaic an ingenious sally (as of wit)

the passing of an examination or course of studyalso: the mark or certification of such passing

a single complete mechanical operationalso: a single complete cycle of operations (as for processing, manufacturing, or printing)

a transfer of a ball or a puck from one player to another on the same team

passing shot

base on balls

an instance of letting something (such as an offer or opportunity) go by without accepting or taking advantage of it President Donald Trump is expected to take a pass on handing out this year's National Teacher of the Year award honors—forgoing a tradition that dates to President Harry Truman.—Kimberly Hefling

Jackson toured the place with top designers, and execs looked over his … toy that resembled an animal. Mattel took a pass [=turned down the offer] and Jackson took the rejection well.—Pamela Lansden

an election not to bid, bet, or draw an additional card in a card game

a throw of dice in the game of craps that wins the bet for the shooter compare crap entry 3 sense 2, missout

a single passage or movement (as of an airplane) over a place or toward a target

effort, try

a sexually inviting gesture or approach

pase

abbreviation

passenger

pass词组

pass through穿过…;通过…

come to pass实现;发生

pass on传递;继续;去世

pass by经过;走过;逝去

pass the time打发时间;消磨时光

pass away去世;停止;度过时间

pass judgment(与 on, upon 连用) 下判决;定案 

pass the buck推卸责任

pass over越过;忽略;宽恕;回避

pass for冒充,假扮;被认为

pass muster符合要求;合格

pass filter过滤器

low pass低通;低通量;低传球

pass between二人之间交换(言语,手势,暗号等)

boarding passn. 登机证

pass the test通过测试;经受住考验;试验合格

percent of pass合格率,通过率

pass water小便

mountain pass隘口,山口

pass into逐渐变成;考进

pass区别

 elapse, pass

这组词都有“过去,消逝”的意思,其区别是:

elapse书面用词,指时间等不知不觉地逝去,含义比pass窄,常常侧重从某一特定时间到另一特定时间的过去。

pass最普通常用词,指岁月的流逝,某些自然现象或事情的过去。侧重其结果。

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pass词源中文解释

13世纪末, passen(及物动词),“经过(某物)”,也指“越过”,源自古法语 passer “通过”(11世纪),来自通俗拉丁语 *passare “迈步,行走,通过”(源自西班牙语 pasar,意大利语 passare),源自拉丁语 passus “步伐,步速”(源自 PIE 词根 *pete- “传播”)。

1300年左右,出现了“继续前进,前进,前进”的不及物动词意义。14世纪末,出现了“经历,经受”的比喻意义(如 pass the time)。意为“成功通过考试”的意义可追溯至15世纪初。1869年开始出现“拒绝做某事”的意思,最初用于纸牌游戏(桥牌)。在足球、曲棍球、足球等运动中,“将球传给另一名球员”的意义可追溯至约1865年。相关词汇: Passed; passing。

“被认为是自己不是的东西”(尤指种族方面)的意义可追溯至1935年,源自 pass oneself off (as),该词可追溯至1809年。普通动词意义上的“被接受为等同”的意义可追溯至1590年代。Pass up “拒绝,谢绝”可追溯至1896年。Pass the buck 可追溯至1865年,据说是扑克牌行话,指代传递给下一个发牌者的鹿角柄刀。Pass the hat “寻求捐款”可追溯至1762年。Pass-fail 作为一种评分方法,可追溯至1955年,美国英语。

pass_体育行业词汇

超身球

超过

传球

传棒

一传

不叫

pass_公路科技行业词汇

垭口

pass_冶金学行业词汇

道次

pass_法律行业词汇

批准

pass词源英文解释

Verb and Noun (2) Middle English, from Anglo-French passer, from Vulgar Latin *passare, from Latin passus step — more at pace Noun (1) Middle English, from Anglo-French pas, from Latin passus

The first known use of pass was in the 13th century

pass儿童词典英英释义

pass1 of 3verb

move entry 1 sense 2, proceed

to go away

the pain will soon pass

die entry 1 sense 1—often used with on

to go by or beyond or move past

to go or allow to go across, over, or through

let no one pass

to change or transfer ownership or possession

recipes passed down through the family

happen sense 2, occur

to gain the approval of a legislative body

the bill passed both houses

to approve officially

pass a new law

to go or allow to go through an examination or course of study successfully

passed my French course

to cause to be considered

passed for an expert

to transfer or become transferred from one person to another pass a football

pass the butter

to decide not to bid, bet, or draw in a card game

to cause or permit to elapse : spend

pass time

to state judicially

pass sentence

pass2 of 3noun

passage sense 2a, way

a gap in a mountain range

pass3 of 3noun

the act or an instance of passing : passage

accomplishment sense 1, realization—used in the phrases come to pass and bring to pass

situation sense 3, condition

have come to a strange pass

a written permission to enter or leave or to move about freely

a soldier's three-day pass

a moving of the hands over or along something

a transfer of a ball or puck from one player to anotherespecially: forward pass

base on balls

an act of passing in a card game

effort sense 2, try

make a pass at it

pass1 of 3verb

move entry 1 sense 2, proceed

to go away

the pain will soon pass

die entry 1 sense 1—often used with on

to go by or beyond or move past

to go or allow to go across, over, or through

let no one pass

to change or transfer ownership or possession

recipes passed down through the family

happen sense 2, occur

to gain the approval of a legislative body

the bill passed both houses

to approve officially

pass a new law

to go or allow to go through an examination or course of study successfully

passed my French course

to cause to be considered

passed for an expert

to transfer or become transferred from one person to another pass a football

pass the butter

to decide not to bid, bet, or draw in a card game

to cause or permit to elapse : spend

pass time

to state judicially

pass sentence

pass2 of 3noun

passage sense 2a, way

a gap in a mountain range

pass3 of 3noun

the act or an instance of passing : passage

accomplishment sense 1, realization—used in the phrases come to pass and bring to pass

situation sense 3, condition

have come to a strange pass

a written permission to enter or leave or to move about freely

a soldier's three-day pass

a moving of the hands over or along something

a transfer of a ball or puck from one player to anotherespecially: forward pass

base on balls

an act of passing in a card game

effort sense 2, try

make a pass at it

pass1 of 3verb

move entry 1 sense 2, proceed

to go away

the pain will soon pass

die entry 1 sense 1—often used with on

to go by or beyond or move past

to go or allow to go across, over, or through

let no one pass

to change or transfer ownership or possession

recipes passed down through the family

happen sense 2, occur

to gain the approval of a legislative body

the bill passed both houses

to approve officially

pass a new law

to go or allow to go through an examination or course of study successfully

passed my French course

to cause to be considered

passed for an expert

to transfer or become transferred from one person to another pass a football

pass the butter

to decide not to bid, bet, or draw in a card game

to cause or permit to elapse : spend

pass time

to state judicially

pass sentence

pass2 of 3noun

passage sense 2a, way

a gap in a mountain range

pass3 of 3noun

the act or an instance of passing : passage

accomplishment sense 1, realization—used in the phrases come to pass and bring to pass

situation sense 3, condition

have come to a strange pass

a written permission to enter or leave or to move about freely

a soldier's three-day pass

a moving of the hands over or along something

a transfer of a ball or puck from one player to anotherespecially: forward pass

base on balls

an act of passing in a card game

effort sense 2, try

make a pass at it

pass医学词典英英释义

passtransitive verb

to emit or discharge from a bodily part and especially from the bowels : evacuate sense 2, void

pass 例句

1 We had passed it coming, but going back was another thing.

2 I watched as he shook hands with a man he obviously recognized, passing the fabric within palms.

3 “Old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.”

4 He passed a CD store and looked the front door for a second as he walked.

他经过一家CD店,当他走过的时候,透过店门向里看了一下.

5 Inside, crowds of blue-shirted people sit around tables, typing on computers or bent over books or passing sheets of paper back and forth.

6 Alex accepts a shot off a passing tray and drinks to the strange spark in his gut at the way Henry watches them.

7 She often spoke to falling seeds and said, “Ah hope you fall on soft ground,” because she had heard seeds saying that to each other as they passed.

8 We simply think our way along, pass information around, exchange codes disguised as art, change our minds, transform ourselves.

9 I felt as if a very long time had passed since he had left me yesterday.

10 After the departing villagers passed the river, at a spot where the water ran swift and deep, Alyce stepped out of the woods.

11 Oh, these women who had passed her by, hundreds and hundreds strong, who were they?

啊, 这些从她身边走过的成百上千的女人们, 她们是些什么人?

12 The fluorescent lights transmit conversations from passing cars on Broadway.

13 As the car passed beneath the trees, Reynie noticed the first colors of autumn in their overhanging branches.

14 A car passed ( ie overtook ) me at 90 mph on the motorway.

在高速公路上有一辆汽车以每小时90英里的速度越过了我.

15 I kept thinking of the time when you’re all racing around, and you pass people in the halls, like in cartoons where people go in one door and come out another one.

16 During the 1988-89 school year, Odessa High also had a greater percentage of students than Permian pass the state- mandated test in math and English that was required for a diploma.

17 She dropped her paper in my bicycle basket as I passed.

18 “Did you pass or am I going to be stuck holding your hand for another term?”

19 With these words she passed Mo a piece of paper across the table.

20 After they passed the wire, Pollard let Seabiscuit keep running to get more of a workout from the race.

pass 同义词

3 献殷勤

court lovemaking

4 没有路的

trackless

5 暗讽

rub insinuate

9 招待券

card invitation card

10

hand

13 无法回答

unanswerable

15 免费票

free pass

17 水口

weir waterway

27 四坏球保送上垒

walk

30 隘路

neck narrow notch defile

31 放过

pass up

38 刺入

stick pierce

40 被说出

fall

47 调戏

dor spark sport toy molest

58

meet address cut

59

gazette

62 狭路

gut alleyway neck defile

64 被接受

go establish

67 飞过

wing sail overshoot

71

rest aplomb swear

72 被通过

get the nod

74 亡故

decease

75 使达到

take extend

78 车票

ticket

81

to for give hand

83 轮空

bye

84 赶超

overtake

85 排尿

urinate

90 打发时间

around pass the time kill time

94 裁定

rule determination hold

96 行过

walk

97 做出

make work play make with

99 传阅

send round

102 评判

judicial

105 及格分数

pass mark passing grade

107 获得通过

carry

110 转给

entail

111 被忽略

untended

113 狭窄的通路

throat

118 狭道

narrow throat

119 横路

offshoot crossroad

122 被认为

supposed reputed pass as

125 有色人种身分证

passbook

127 向前行进

make head

129 不要

no pass up

130 考及格

satisfy the examiners

135 要隘

poort

138 录取

matriculate

139 过渡

interim transition

140 考试及格

stand the test

142 逝去

irrecoverable past

149 表决通过

vote through

155 入场券

ticket ducat rain check

156 得到允许

be a go

159

step pace

162 用完

consume exhaust use up

165

screw roll

169 被认为是

appear count

180

overtake

181 逝世

passing

184 分泌

secretion secrete

185

out off away fine thirty

188 使通过

let transmit lead navigate transit

190 被看作

pass as

192 山路

ghat ghaut clove

194 前行

go scream

197 山口

Col gap gate poort

202 使继续

maintain

203 路过

passing

210 传给

transmit

211 归属于

under assign vest

219 敲丧钟

knell

223 议决

resolve vote passing

226 突破

breakthrough breach

228 使穿过

feed

234 渡口

passing ferry crossing

236 遗留

remain leave

238 使行进

ride roll

239 保送上垒

walk

241 作出判决

find

pass 短语相关

pass off boarding pass pass (something) down pass muster took a pass pass the time pass someone's lips pass into law pass into the hands of pass (someone or something) off as

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