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Meanings of pass over in English
Portuguese
atravessar Spanish
transitar Synonyms
Examples for "transit"
Examples for "transit"
1
Unfortunately, the information is only as good as mass transit systems provide.
2
They expressed less interest in mass transit, new roads and new technology.
3
Its political risk insurance, however, only covered oil in storage and transit.
4
Such as in public transit, housing retrofits and health or care-giving work.
5
Earlier on Wednesday, Sanders won support from New York City transit workers.
1
More than 55 million people pass through Singapore's Changi airport every year.
2
Some £40 million worth of exports pass through Dublin Port every day.
3
Millions of bags, boxes and parcels pass through airport security every year.
4
They often pass through my mind, usually without generating any particular feeling.
5
It leads to the Main Junction-whichwe'll pass through-andbecomes Ten West.
1
Clearly the best way to move through this region is by water.
2
Britain move through to a World Group quarter-final in France in April.
3
They move through space without a thought for gravity, energy, even time.
4
General Campan will move through the wood to seize the first fortification.
5
The more I move through the country the more I believe this.
1
Stepan then set up Cousins with a slick pass across the slot.
2
Anything you firmly believe will necessarily pass across your mind as fact.
3
Then David saw a sort of convulsion pass across his ungainly face.
4
Beware, Henriette-oryou may, without knowing it, pass across that border line.
5
He one-touched the pass across the crease to Anisimov at the far post.
Usage of pass over in English
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