pass out

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pass out
verbo intransitivo
1desvanecerse, desmayarse (faint)
2graduarse (military cadet)

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pass out [pas]
salir, perder el sentido.

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pass out
verb:intransitive:plus_adverb
1 (faint) perder el conocimiento; desmayarse
I thought I was going to pass out he felt sick and dizzy and then passed out I tend to pass out on the sofa when I get home from work he passed out in an alcoholic stupor he passed out after drinking half a bottle of scotch he passed out [on] us
2 (Mil) graduarse
he passed out in 1924 and was posted to No 24 Squadron he was killed in Belfast only two weeks after passing out from Sandhurst
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
(distribute) repartir
he was passing out leaflets in the square I helped to pass out the paper and pencils the prospect of teachers passing out prophylactics to their pupils has infuriated some parents we all sat cross-legged on the grass, and I passed out the lemonade

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