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Significats de travel by en anglès
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Examples for "pass"
Examples for "pass"
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Higher energy prices increase transport costs which farmers pass on to consumers.
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YOUR boarding pass contains far, far more information than you might think.
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The pass rate on the course so far is 80 per cent.
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UK police have said officers will pass the investigation to Spanish authorities.
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These people must pass certain background checks for possible past criminal convictions.
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First, that allowed Apple to surpass Microsoft in market value last year.
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Reuters: Will the United States surpass Germany and Japan in solar installations?
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It works for me in some cases because I surpass their expectations.
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The houses are rather larger, and they surpass the others in filth.
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A shift from coal would make it surpass many current EU goals.
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In March, Moscow let the Libya resolution pass by abstaining from voting.
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Parliament rises on July 29, thus the bill must pass by then.
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This morning he will pass by on his way to the city.
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She looked out the window and saw several office buildings pass by.
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The next day and the next pass by in a serene manner.
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But go past a certain point and you'll lose the path out.
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Once we reach Landesfallen, we'll have to go past them, far past.
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When you buy a paper you go past a rack of magazines.
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He is very near here, and he will go past your house.
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John saw it go past the gate whilst we were in school.
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Good Heaven; I thought you had been let go by the surgeons.
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If new research is anything to go by then not so good.
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At present 80 per cent of Dubliners don't go by public transport.
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If the last year is anything to go by, neither much listened.
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You can travel north beyond the ice, if you go by water.
Ús de travel by en anglès
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State and travel by myself to New York City to comfort him.
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Pakistani intelligence also allowed cross-border travel by journalists summoned by the Saudi.
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There has been a US ban on travel by Americans to Cuba.
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Ministers must make it cheaper and easier to travel by greener means.
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The agency has decided to suspend non-essential travel by staff, Reuters reported.
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Now passengers must travel by bus, bus and train or by car.
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Some travel by other means such as on planes using false documents.
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Everybody is in too much of a hurry to travel by water.
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In excessive heats I always travel by night, from sunset to sunrise.
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Ye maun take the risk and travel by Muirtown without ony creedentials.
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Then travel by first-class rail to Venice for an overnight hotel stay.
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You will make the journey fast if you travel by express trains.
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If you travel by plane with any regularity, then probably not you.
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When I travel by train to Stanger I pay less than R20.
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But we travel by another road-theroad which does not avoid Nonza.
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Henceforth lawlessness would have to travel by night and work under cover.
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