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Dòng 150: Dòng 150: =====[[pass]] [[on]]==========[[pass]] [[on]]=====:: Đi tiếp:: Đi tiếp+ + =====[[pass]] [[on]] (to)=====+ :: chuyển lời+ Could you please pass my message on to her?+ + =====[[to]] [[pass]] [[out]]==========[[to]] [[pass]] [[out]]=====::(thực vật học) chết, qua đời::(thực vật học) chết, qua đời07:57, ngày 1 tháng 10 năm 2008
Thông dụng
Danh từ
nội động từ
Ngoại động từ
qua được, đạt tiêu chuẩn qua (kỳ thi, cuộc thử thách...)
- to pass the examination
- qua được kỳ thi, thi đỗ
- to pass muster
- được cho là được, được công nhận là xứng đáng
Chuyên ngành
Kỹ thuật chung
đường dẫn
Giải thích VN: Trong DOS, đây là con đường mà hệ điều hành phải theo để tìm ra một chương trình có khả năng chạy được, đang lưu trữ trong một thư mục phụ.
luồng
- double-pass boiler
- nồi hơi hai luồng
- fish pass
- luồng cá
- fish pass
- luồng dẫn cá
- low-pass equivalent
- đương lượng thông thấp
- pass party
- luồng chuyển cá
truyền qua
- pass-through
- sự truyền qua
- pass-through function
- chức năng truyền qua
- pass-through simulation
- sự mô phỏng truyền qua
- pass-through virtual circuit
- mạch ảo truyền qua
Đồng nghĩa Tiếng Anh
Often, pass by. proceed or move past, go by or past: Shepassed me in the street. I didn't recognize her till she hadpassed. We met like ships that pass in the night. 2 proceed,move (onwards), go (ahead), progress, extend, lie, run, flow,fly, roll, course, stream, drift, sweep: A flock of geesepassed overhead.
Let pass, let go (by), overlook, disregard,ignore, pay no heed, omit, skip: I think I'll pass on making adecision till the proper time comes.
Qualify (in), passmuster (in), get or come through, succeed: Deirdre didn'tbelieve she would pass chemistry, but pass she did. 5 spend,devote, use (up), expend, employ, occupy, fill, while away, take(up); dissipate, waste, fritter away, kill: He passed his timeon Devil's Island planning ways to escape.
Surpass, exceed,outdo, transcend, go beyond, overshoot, outstrip, outrun,surmount, outdistance: She passed her own expectations inwinning the scholarship. How Alan ever got a degree passes allcomprehension. 7 allow, tolerate, permit, approve, sanction,accept, authorize, endorse, carry, agree to, confirm: Thecustoms inspectors passed my luggage without question. The billpassed the committee and came up for voting. 8 give, hand roundor along or over, transfer, pass on or over, deliver, convey,Sports US hand off, Colloq toss, throw, reach: Please pass thesalt. The sweeper passed the ball back to the goalkeeper. 9utter, express, issue, declare, pronounce, deliver, set forth,offer: Who is she to pass judgement on abstract paintings?
Go away, disappear, vanish, evaporate, fade away, melt away,evanesce, cease (to exist), (come to an) end, die out, go by theboard, terminate, Literary evanish, Colloq blow over: For aninstant I was gripped by a horrible fear, but the feelingpassed. 11 go (by), expire, elapse; slip by or away, fly; crawl,creep, drag: Weeks have passed since we last met. Time passesquickly when you're having fun. 12 evacuate, void, eliminate,excrete, defecate, urinate: The tests showed that he had passedsome gravel in his urine.
Come to pass. befall, happen,occur, take place, come about, arise, Colloq come off: And itcame to pass that a great pestilence was abroad in the land. 14pass away. a die, expire, perish, succumb, breathe one's last,pass on, go to one's reward, go to one's final or lastresting-place, (go to) meet one's Maker, Colloq go west, give upthe ghost, Slang croak, kick the bucket, Chiefly US bite thedust, turn up one's toes: He was the sole beneficiary when shepassed away. b vanish, disappear, go away, stop, cease, end:The feeling of vertigo simply passed away when the plane landed.15 pass by. See 1, above: The strikers were urging people topass by the shop.
Pass for or as. a be taken for, bemistaken for, be regarded as, be accepted as: He wrote a bookabout being a man who passed for a woman. b impersonate,imitate, mimic, pass (oneself) off as, come or go as, bedisguised as, disguise oneself as, assume the guise of,masquerade as, pose as, assume the role of, act the part of, actlike, pretend to be, play: Using her best cockney accent, shetried to pass as a Londoner.
Pass off. evaporate, disappear,evanesce, be emitted: The water passes off as steam, leavingthe distillate in the flask.
Pass on. a proceed, continue,progress: Let us now pass on to the next lesson. b bequeath,hand down or on, transfer, make over, will, cede, give: The oldgambler passed on to me the secret of never losing - Don'tgamble. c See 14, (a), above.
Pass out. a faint, collapse, swoon, black out,drop, Colloq conk out, keel over: When they told her of theaccident, she passed out on the spot. b distribute, dole out,mete out, deal (out), hand out: After we took our seats, thecabin staff passed out glasses of champagne. 21 pass over. See3, above: I shall pass over his latest misdeeds withoutcomment.
Pass up. reject, decline, refuse, waive, turn down,dismiss, spurn, renounce; deny (oneself), skip, give up, forgo,let go (by), abandon, forswear, forsake, let pass, ignore, payno heed, disregard, pay no heed, omit: If you don't buy thiscar, you are passing up an opportunity of a lifetime.
Defile, gorge, col, cwm, cut, canyon or ca¤on, notch,gap, gully, couloir; passage, opening, way, route, road: We hadmined the pass to prevent the enemy's advance.
Authorization, permit, licence, approval, safe conduct, greenlight, go-ahead; permission, freedom, liberty, authority,clearance; Colloq OK or okay: He bribed an official for a passto leave the country.
Free pass, complimentary ticket, SlangUS twofer, Annie Oakley: I have two passes to the opera tonight- Want to go?
State (of affairs), condition, situation,stage, juncture, status, crux; predicament, crisis: At thatcritical pass, it was too late to change policy. Things had cometo a pretty pass. 27 attempt, trial, try, effort, endeavour:Anita's first pass at a perfect score resulted in disaster. Wemade a pass at docking while under sail. 28 (sexual or indecent)overture or advance(s), proposition, indecent proposal: Thatlecher has made a pass at every secretary he's ever had.
Manoeuvre, approach; passage, flight, fly-by, transit: Thepilot's first pass over the airfield was at 500 feet.
Transfer, toss, throw, US hand-off: A forward pass is illegalin rugby.
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