pass up

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pass up
verbo transitivo con partícula
1dejar pasar (opportunity)

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pass up [pas]
  • To pass a trick -> jugar una pieza
  • To pass censures -> censurar
  • To pass compliments -> hacer cumplimienots; dirigir alabanzas o elogios
  • To pass sentenc -> o judgment, pronunciar sentencia
  • To pass one’s word for another -> empeñar su palabra por otro
  • To come to pass -> suceder, acontecer
  • To let pass -> dejar pasar, permitir, conceder entrada; excusar, no hacer caso, olvidar, perdonar
  • To make a pass to -> tirar una puñalada a uno
  • To bring to pass -> tracer a efecto, hacer suceder, efectuar
subir, volver o subir.

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pass up
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
1 (forgo) echar a perder; desperdiciar
an opportunity like this was too good to pass up una oportunidad así era demasiado buena para echarla a perder desperdiciarla;or
I couldn't think of passing up the trip to India I never pass up the chance to eat in a restaurant I wouldn't have passed up the chance for a million dollars I think I'll pass up lunch
2 [+object] pasar
can you pass me up a screwdriver? he took a card from his wallet and passed it up to the sentry

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