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Meanings of passing in English
Portuguese
extremamente (American football) a play that involves one player throwing the ball to a teammate.
Catalan
aprovat Usage of passing in English
1
Recent polling shows the proposed amendment stands a good chance of passing.
2
Just passing through, on my way to a far, far better place.
3
Engel said there was no point in passing North Korea legislation again.
4
However, the window for passing the bill this year may be limited.
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Mr Key wants to build broad Parliamentary support before passing any legislation.
6
The spaceship that 'happened to be passing' was, almost by definition, impossible.
7
Zeke mentioned the control room's location in passing a few days ago.
8
Just casting directors passing it on over the course of a year.
9
I think I missed his passing by about 30 minutes, he said.
10
He recalled the longer waiting room he had seen briefly in passing.
11
The passing of the bonbons concludes the actual service at the table.
12
We are passing the threshold that leads beyond the cycle of labor-money-consumption.
13
Christmas seems to be coming earlier and earlier with each passing year.
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Helping Ms. O'Rourke was just passing on important information to the public.
15
We saw the police passing several times, sweating in their red uniforms.
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She said nothing more, as though it were just a passing question.
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Passing through the time
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Canada
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