pass over

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pass over

verbo transitivo con partícula

también:

to p somebody over (for promotion) -> olvidar a alguien (para el ascenso)

pass over [pas]

atravesar, cruzar; pasar por alto; excusar, perdonar; no hacer caso; olvidar.

pass over

verb:intransitive:plus_adverb

1 (move overhead)

a flock of geese passed over una bandada de gansos voló por encima nuestro

I could hear the planes passing over on their way to Germany

2 (cross over)

we passed over into France under cover of night cruzamos a Francia al amparo de la noche

3 (die) fallecer

is there someone called Ruth here? I have a message from Aunt Grace who passed over recently

verb:transitive:plus_adverb

1 (omit) pasar por alto; omitir

he had passed over an important point había pasado por alto or omitido un punto muy importante

I think we can pass that bit over he largely passed over the government's record they seem to think her crimes should be passed over in silence it is inconceivable that the summit will simply pass over this matter the planning enquiry passed over the objections of local people

he was passed over for promotion a la hora de los ascensos lo dejaron de lado

she claimed she was repeatedly passed over for promotion because she was a woman he got it into his head he was being passed over for promotion he had been passed over [in] favour of a less experienced colleague

2 (hand over) dar; pasar

pass over that butter, will you? ¿me das or pasas la mantequilla?

I passed him over a cigarette I asked her for the book and she passed it over

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