Pass

1. Pass *something*Up

1.1. To fail to take an oppotunity

1.2. To not take an advantage

1.3. To deny an offer

1.4. e.g.: He decided to pass up on the upcoming Grand Sales.

2. Pass Off

2.1. To occur

2.2. To be carried out

2.3. To be accomplished

2.4. e.g.: This event is highly important. It must be passed off.

3. Pass *someone* Off

3.1. To be disrepresenting

3.2. To falsely take on the identity of

3.3. To disguise as

3.4. e.g.: The detective was able to enter the dining hall by passing off as one of the King's servents.

4. Pass Round

4.1. To give something to one person in a group, who gives it to someone else, who then gives to someone else;... etc

4.2. To pass an object around a group

4.3. e.g.: The sample was passed round the crowd.

5. Pass Down

5.1. To teach skills to your children or to younger people

5.2. to give knowledge

5.3. To provide an inheritance system

5.4. e.g.: This artifacts are heirlooms which are passed down from generation to generation.

6. Pass Away

6.1. To be dead

6.2. To lose consciousness permernantly

6.3. To draw his/her last breath

6.4. e.g.: At the age of 86, Sally's grandmother finally passed away.

7. Pass Over

7.1. To disregard

7.2. To ignore

7.3. To overlook

7.4. e.g.: The investigators decided to pass over the fingerprints as they knew that they were the fingerprints of the victim's family members.

8. Pass Out

8.1. To faint

8.2. To lose consciousness

8.3. To collapse

8.4. e.g.: After being deprived of sleep for 4 days, she passed out during PE lesson earlier on this morning.

9. Pass As

9.1. To be mistaken as

9.2. To be accepted as

9.3. To be regarded as

9.4. e.g.: John was able to pass as one of the Student Councils.