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pass by
verb
(intr) to go or move past
(tr, adverb) to overlook or disregard
to pass by difficult problems
Idioms and Phrases
Proceed past something, as in If you pass by a white house, you've gone too far . [c. 1300]
Also, pass over . Disregard, overlook, as in Just pass by the first few pages and you'll get to the basics , or Ralph was passed over for promotion . [1300s]
Example Sentences
On a bright morning, just a stone's throw from where he grew up and went to school, people lined the street on their knees to watch his coffin pass by.
Drivers honked in support as they passed by.
That passed by two-thirds vote, they had an election and, sure enough, more third parties were elected.
The FIA's decision to suspend Warwick came a day after controversial statute changes were passed by the organisation's general assembly.
On Thursday, only a handful of customers passed by or filled the nearby tables.
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