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Meanings of pass over in anglès
portuguès
atravessar espanyol
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Examples for "jump"
Examples for "jump"
1
Charles de Gaulle hardly intended to help jump-start the Israeli technology scene.
2
Imports would jump by almost 10 million tonnes this year, he added.
3
From which a number of people every year jump to their deaths.
4
Figures released today show a jump in British house prices in September.
5
I wasn't working that day, and I said, 'Can I jump on?'
1
So I'll just skip to the point: we have a major problem.
2
Problem is, your self-restraint is so good you often skip meals altogether.
3
In my experience, health insurance is simply a payment to skip queues.
4
Honestly, I could skip work entirely and he wouldn't know the difference.
5
If I don't have something good to say, I skip the subject.
1
Ok, I am going to skip over many of the bigger details.
2
The only blot is a tendency to skip over corrugations when unladen.
3
He might skip over to them,-heknew they were men for emergencies.
4
Dunark, we'll skip over to that 'X' planet and load you up.
5
We skip over a flock of affrighted sheep in one of our bounds.
Usage of pass over in anglès
1
They pass over mountains and down into the deepest valleys; they are
2
For the first time, I saw a shadow pass over her features.
3
The cockroaches moving up on the wall would pass over the strips.
4
Or they may pass over a critical analyst's investment-banking colleagues for deals.
5
The instructions are too interesting to pass over with a general description.
6
Don't talk about any confidential memos that may pass over your desk.
7
Ashe saw a faint cloud pass over the face of the hostess.
8
One would fain pass over the next pages of the Jesuit records.
9
But we cannot pass over Benjamin of Tudela in so few words.
10
The arrangement was to pass over the highest walls at Cape Diamond.
11
Travellers passing the Alps into Italy have to pass over the mountains.
12
Fascinated he stood watching the flying threads pass over the glass rods.
13
But it may pass over them and come back to clout you.
14
Give me a wave every so often, when you pass over Houston.
15
Wild geese frequently pass over us, following the course of the stream.
16
It was impossible, however, to pass over the allusion to the pocketbook.
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Pass over through the time
Pass over across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common