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Meanings of pass off in English
Usage of pass off in English
1
This supper did not pass off so gaily as the former one.
2
Just a bit dizzy, Bob; but that'll pass off in a moment.
3
Unfortunately, the incident at Hammersmith did not pass off without making mischief.
4
He is sick and tired as yet, but it will pass off.
5
There's nothing would make it pass off tolerably but a good reward.
6
Italy: St Patrick's Day tends to pass off quietly in Italy.
7
It had begun to pass off, in the lethargy of maternity.
8
Mid-term elections in the Medical Council usually pass off almost unnoticed.
9
The little chill would pass off in time, and no harm would result.
10
It will pass off by to-morrow, or at the latest the next day.
11
Mentiins the innovations that they try to pass off as art.
12
DeBrincat one-timed a beautiful cross-ice pass off the rush, ripping a short-side effort.
13
It was delicious, but not yet something I could pass off as KFC.
14
I wonder how often people try to pass off fake pictures?
15
Now let the affair pass off just as quietly and seriously as possible.
16
You will see that the night will not pass off without something happening.
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Translations for pass off
Pass off through the time
Pass off across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common