pasang
1> _.   (Capra aegagrus)

pascal
1> _.  ( )

Pascal
1>  ( )

pasch
1> _. _. 

pasch-egg
1> _.   

paschal
1>    
2> 
_Ex:
paschal lamb  
_Ex:
paschal candle  

pasear
1> _. 
_Ex:
to make a pasear 
2> _. , 
_Ex:
he was going to pasear a little   


paseo
1> _. 
_Ex:
she took a paseo in the garden    
2> _. , 
3> _. , ,  

pash
1> (_.  passion) _. 
_Ex:
get some pash into your dance!  ! (
 )
_Ex:
to have a pash for smb.   -
2> _.    
3> _. 
4> _.  
5> _. , ; 
6> _. , 
7> _. 

pasha
1> _. 
_Ex:
pasha of three tails  

pashalic
1> _. 
2> _.   

pashm
1> _.    (  )

pasigraphy
1> 

paso doble
1>  ( )

pasque
1> _. _. 

pasqueflower
1> _. , - (Anemone gen.)

pasquil
1> 

pasquillant
1> 

pasquiller
1> 

Pasquin
1>  ( ,  
)

pasquinade
1> , 

pass
1> ; 
_Ex:
the guide showed us the pass through the wood 
    
2> , ,  ( -)
_Ex:
she found the pass to his heart      
3> 
_Ex:
the government's power to shut and open the passes of trade
      
4> ,  , ; 
_Ex:
a narrow pass with low houses    

5> , , , 
_Ex:
a mountain pass  
_Ex:
the P. of Thermopylae _.  
_Ex:
wooded pass  
_Ex:
the height of the pass is...  ...
_Ex:
a house on a pass   
_Ex:
a pass over Andes   
6> _.  , 
_Ex:
they defended the pass of the bridge   

7> _. ,   
8> , ,  ,  
9> 
10> _. ,  ( )
11> _. ,  ; ,   
12>    
13> _.  
14> _.     
15> _. ,  ()
_Ex:
close pass    ,  
_Ex:
satellite pass     
16>  (    )
_Ex:
pass of heat ,  
17> 
_Ex:
sudden pass  
18> _. 
_Id:
a pass in review _.   
_Id:
to gain the pass   
_Id:
to sell the pass _.   ,  
19> ; ; 
_Ex:
to pass on the line    ( )
_Ex:
to see smb. pass ,  - 
_Ex:
to pass into the room   
_Ex:
please let me pass ,   
_Ex:
we passed through the town without stopping  
   
_Ex:
the river passes southward    
_Ex:
the road passes close to the village   
 
_Ex:
we passed along the river    
20>  , 
_Ex:
to pass smb. in the street  -  
_Ex:
to pass a building   
_Ex:
to pass a station    ( )
_Ex:
did you pass him on the road?      ?
_Ex:
he had passed sixteen    
_Ex:
he has passed the fifty mark _.   

21>  ( , )
22>  (), , 
_Ex:
to pass the turning   ()
_Ex:
to pass the stop  
23>   ,  (. pass by)
_Ex:
to pass by in silence  
_Ex:
we may pass these details     
_Ex:
but let that pass     
_Ex:
his rude remark passed without rebuke   
  
_Ex:
I can't pass the matter by without making a protest  
      
24>  ,  (. pass unheeded, unnoticed
 unobserved)
_Ex:
his remark passed unheeded     
 
_Ex:
the statement was allowed to pass unchallenged  
   ;    
25>  ( -), ; ,

_Ex:
to pass an ocean  
_Ex:
to pass the gates  () 
_Ex:
the steamer passed Gibraltar   
26> ,  ( -)
_Ex:
the barks passed horses and munitions   
  
_Ex:
a canal sufficient to pass boats of 25 tons , 
      25 
27> 
_Ex:
to pass one's hand between iron bars   
 
_Ex:
to pass the thread through the eye of the needle  
 
28>  (. pass over)
_Ex:
pass me the butter, please ,   
_Ex:
read the book and pass it to my brother   
   
_Ex:
they passed buckets of water from hand to hand  
      
_Ex:
the letter was passed round the table    
_Ex:
the news passed round the hall   
  
_Ex:
pass the word to reduce the weight of the load ,
   
29> _. , 
30> _. ,  
31> (to, into) 
_Ex:
to pass to the next item on the agenda   
  
_Ex:
to pass to smb.   -
_Ex:
the business passed into other hands   
 
_Ex:
the manuscript passed into the hands of a specialist 
   
_Ex:
it has passed into a proverb    
_Ex:
to pass to the reserve _.   
_Ex:
to pass from joy to tears  ,  
_Ex:
in descending the mountain we passed from snow to rain
  ,      
_Ex:
hey pass! ! ( ,   
    )
32> ,      
_Ex:
to pass into solution   
_Ex:
a substance passes from a solid to a liquid state 
     
_Ex:
when water boils it passes into steam   ,
   
33>      (. pass over)
_Ex:
the estate passed to his heirs    

_Ex:
his title passed to his eldest son    
 
34> , ,  ( )
_Ex:
a fortnight passed   
_Ex:
the years pass rapidly   
_Ex:
how quick time passes    
_Ex:
generations will pass   
_Ex:
we have passed the early stage of our work   
  
35> (-), 
_Ex:
a cloud passed across the sun    

_Ex:
a blush passed across her face  
_Ex:
a change passed over his face    
_Ex:
a smile passed over her lips     
36> ; ;  (. pass off)
_Ex:
the pain soon passed   
_Ex:
his anger soon passed    
_Ex:
the old customs are passing     
_Ex:
all things must pass  ;  
37> , 
_Ex:
this part of your article will pass    

_Ex:
the trick will not pass   
38> , ,  
_Ex:
did you see what was passing?  ,  ?
39>   ;  
_Ex:
to pass the $1.000 mark  1000 
_Ex:
it passes my understanding    
_Ex:
it passes belief   ;  
_Ex:
he did not pass the of his faculties     
 
_Ex:
the grief that passes show ,   

40>   (-)    ,
 (, )
_Ex:
to pass greetings  
_Ex:
to pass offices  
_Ex:
the articles passing between the two countries ,
    
_Ex:
some blows passed between them  
_Ex:
words passed between them  
_Ex:
no words passed between them     
_Ex:
the correspondence that has passed between us ,
   
_Ex:
tell me everything that passed between you  
,    
41>  (, ; . pass away)
_Ex:
to pass the time  
_Ex:
what can we do to pass the time?  ()   ?
_Ex:
to pass a pleasant evening   
_Ex:
to pass an anxious day    
_Ex:
to pass the spring in the south    
42>  (, )
_Ex:
to pass a hand over one's eye    
_Ex:
she passed a comb through her hair   
 
_Ex:
to pass a sweeper over the floor    
_Ex:
to pass a wet sponge over smth.    
-;    -,  -
_Ex:
he passed a wet sponge over his early life  
   
43>  (, )
_Ex:
to pass the standards  
44>  ()
_Ex:
to pass the tests  
45> ,  ()
_Ex:
to pass exams with distinction    
_Ex:
he passed the entrance examination   

_Ex:
he passed in geography     
_Ex:
to pass master   ,  
46>  ();  ()
_Ex:
don't be afraid, we shallpass you  ,  
 
47>  (, )
_Ex:
to pass the censor   
_Ex:
topass the customs   
48>  ( )
_Ex:
the officer passed my bag   
 
_Ex:
he had passed for the press all the sheets of hte book 
     
49>  (, )
_Ex:
to pass an invoice  
_Ex:
to pass an item of expenditure   
_Ex:
the scheme was passed by the council   

_Ex:
the boiler was passed by the surveyor   

50>  (, , )
_Ex:
to pass a bill  
_Ex:
the majority will pass the bill  
 
_Ex:
the village was passed to be a township by the Council 
     
51>  ,   ( )
_Ex:
the bill passed the House of Commons   

_Ex:
the bill passed the committee   

52>  (, )
_Ex:
to pass sentence upon smb.   -
_Ex:
the court passed sentence on him today   
   
53>  
_Ex:
the judgement passed for the plaintiff   
 
54>  ();  ()
_Ex:
to pass an opinion on smth.    
-
_Ex:
I can't pass an opinion on your work without examining it
thoroughly         ,
   
_Ex:
to pass a remark  
_Ex:
to pass censure upon smb., smth.  -,
-,   -,   -
55>    (, . )
_Ex:
he was arrested for passing forged notes   
,     
56>   ,   ( )
_Ex:
a Bank of England note used to pass anywhere  
    
_Ex:
this coin will not pass    
57> (from) ,  ( , )
_Ex:
to pass from a course    
58> (from) , 
_Ex:
there has passed from among us a man who held a high position
in English literature    , 
      
59> (through)  (, )
_Ex:
they were passing through troubled times  
 
60> (for)  ( -);  (-)
_Ex:
he passed for my brother     
_Ex:
he was forty but he might have passed for younger  
,     
_Ex:
in this small town he passed for a man of considerable means
       
61> ,  ();  ()
_Ex:
to pass a rope round a pack   
_Ex:
to pass a rope round a cask   
_Ex:
they passed a rope round the calf's hind legs  
   
62> _.  ()
_Ex:
all these doors should be passed with one key   
   
63> ,  (, )
_Ex:
he passed his sword through his enemy's body  
   
_Ex:
a bullet passed through his shoulder    
64>  ,  ()
65> _.  ()
_Ex:
to pass a hurdle  
66>   ( )
67> _. ,  ()
68>  ( )
69> _.  ()
70> _.  ()
_Ex:
to pass urine 
71>    ( )
_Ex:
to pass a dividend _.   
_Ex:
concerns which not only passed dividends but went bankrupt
,      , 
 
72>     ( , ); 
  
_Id:
to pass by the name of...    ...,
...
_Id:
he passed by the name of Smith      
_Id:
to pass one's promise  
_Id:
to pass one's word  
_Id:
he passed his word of honour    
_Id:
to pass one's word for smb., smth.   -,
-
_Id:
to pass a bold jest   
_Id:
to pass the lips 
_Id:
don't let it pass your lips    
_Id:
no complaints passed his lips    
_Id:
no food has passed my lips since the morning    
     
_Id:
to pass current   ;  ,
;   
_Id:
to pass troops in review   
_Id:
to pass on the torch  
_Id:
to pass the time of day _. 
_Id:
to pass (a) good morning _.   ,

_Id:
to pass in the checks _. 
_Id:
to pass the buck _. _.   (
-)
73>    
74>  ;  , 
_Ex:
she got a bare pass     
75>  "" (3    )
76> (, )   
_Ex:
to be at a critical pass    
_Ex:
to bring things to a desperate pass   
_Ex:
to bring wonders to pass  
_Ex:
to come to pass , 
_Ex:
that things should have come to this pass!   
    !
_Ex:
things have come to a strange pass   

77> ,   (, )
78> 
_Ex:
to perform a pass  
_Ex:
he performed most difficult passes    

79> _.  , 
80> _. , 
_Ex:
bounce pass     ()
_Ex:
head pass  
_Ex:
back pass  
_Ex:
low pass  
_Ex:
wing pass   
_Ex:
criss-cross passes  
_Ex:
cross pass  
_Ex:
drop pass   
_Ex:
flip pass "" 
_Ex:
pass out   
_Ex:
a clever pass to the forward   
_Ex:
to intercept a pass  
_Ex:
to make a pass  (),  ; 
 
81>  ()
_Id:
to make the pass    
_Id:
to make a pass at smb.    -;
  ( )
82> , 
_Ex:
libriary pass  
_Ex:
security pass ,   
_Ex:
he got his pass and health certificate   
     
83> 
_Ex:
to sell the pass   ();  ,
 
84> _.     ; 
; 
85> _. _.  
_Ex:
a soldier on a pass ,   
86>  ; 
_Ex:
a (free) pass   
_Ex:
a free pass to a show   
_Ex:
admission pass  
_Ex:
a bus pass    
_Ex:
a season pass  
_Ex:
to grant smb. a free pass on the railway  -
  
_Ex:
to hold a pass    
87> _.  passenger

pass around
1> 
_Ex:
if you pass the book around everyone can see the pictures
   ,     

pass away
1> , 
_Ex:
he passed away at the age of ninety  ,   
 
2> , , 
_Ex:
all the prejudices of the old world ara passing away 
   
3>  
_Ex:
he passed the evening away looking at his collection of
stamps   ,    
_Ex:
a hand of cards passed an evening away   
  
_Ex:
an invitation to pass away a month with him in the country
      

pass degree
1>   

pass door
1> ,     

pass examination
1> _.     ""
(    )
_Ex:
a pass examination in health    
""

pass in
1> , ; 
_Ex:
he passed in his papers and sat down to wait   
,    
_Ex:
he has already passed in his check     
2> _. 
_Ex:
he wants to breathe English air anain before he passes in
       

pass laws
1>       

pass mark
1>  

pass off
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
the pain has not passed off yet    
_Ex:
the novelty will soon pass off   
_Ex:
its effects will pass off after eight or ten hours 
   - 
2> , 
_Ex:
the storm has passed off  ,  
3> 
_Ex:
the lecture passed off well   
_Ex:
the talks have passed off smoothly   
4> , 
_Ex:
he was trying to pass off his wares as excellent  
    
_Ex:
it was passed off as a joke     
5>   ( -)
_Ex:
he passed himself off as a sailor     
6>   ,  
_Ex:
his rude remark was passed off by the host  
    
7>    -
_Ex:
he attempted to pass it off with a joke   
   

pass on
1>  
_Ex:
he bowed and passed on     
_Ex:
pass on, please! !
2> 
_Ex:
read the note and pass it on    
 
_Ex:
to pass on an order  
_Ex:
an icy road warning was passed on   
    
_Ex:
if you can't do the job yourself pass it on to someone
else        ,  
- 
3>    
_Ex:
they had passed on to a new subject    


pass out
1> _.   ,  
_Ex:
the atmosphere in the hall became so stifling that two of
the woman passed out     ,   
  
2> 
_Ex:
he passed out on the way to hospital    
 
3> 
_Ex:
to pass out of sight   
_Ex:
to pass out of use   
4>   (    )
_Ex:
pilots are required to pass out a course which includes
night flights     , 
  
5> ,  (-)
_Ex:
on that day she passed out 130 leaflets    
 130 
_Ex:
to pass out free samples    
6> _. _.    ,   

pass over
1> 
_Ex:
to pass over the river   
_Ex:
passing over by this ferry they came to the island 
     
2> , 
_Ex:
they passed over the passengers during a severe wind without
accident    ,  
 
3> , 
_Ex:
to pass over an opportunity  
4> ,   ;  
_Ex:
to pass over the details  
_Ex:
an offence which cannot be passed over as a mere trifle
,     
5> 
_Ex:
the night passed over without any trouble   
 
_Ex:
the journey passed over without incident  
 
6> 
_Ex:
he passed this house over to his son    
 
_Ex:
pass the documents over, please , ,

7> ,  ( - )
_Ex:
to pass over a document   
8> 
_Ex:
his mother recently passed over    
9>  ( )
_Ex:
he had been once more passed over   
10> _. ,  (-)
_Ex:
producers began to pass her over   
 
11> _. 

pass through
1> 
_Ex:
he will pass me through   
2> , 
_Ex:
they pass through tobacco, wine and spirits into England
by contraband      , 
 

pass up
1> _. _.  ( -); 
(-)
_Ex:
to pass up an opportunity   ,
 
_Ex:
don't pass up going there   
_Ex:
his duty is to stand up by the family, that is why he passed
up college    ,   


pass-band
1>    ()
2> _.  

pass-by
1> _. , , 

pass-check
1>  ( )

pass-fail
1>    ; " -  ", "
- "

pass-guard
1> _. 

pass-hemp
1>   

pass-out
1>  (  )
2> _. 
_Ex:
the pass-out of merchandise  
3> _.  

pass-out-check
1> _.  (  )

pass-rate
1> _. _.  ,  
 

pass-ticket
1> 

pass-woman
1> ,      

passability
1> _.  ()

passable
1> , 
_Ex:
passable ground  
2>   ; 
_Ex:
the river is passable for boats   
3>   ( )
4> , ; ; 
_Ex:
a passable knowledge of French  
 
5>  
_Ex:
this coin is no longer a passable thing   
  
6>  . . .:  
_Ex:
she classified all people as "passables" and "undesirables"
     ""  ""
7>  . . .: , 
_Ex:
she is passable good-looking   

passacaglia
1>  (  )

passade
1> _.        

passado
1> _.  ()

passage
1> ; , ; ; 
_Ex:
the passage of vehicles  
_Ex:
the passage of the herrings  
_Ex:
the passage of the shuttle  
_Ex:
the old bridge is not strong enough to allow the passage
of heavy vehicles     ,   
   
2>  ()
_Ex:
a bird of passage  ; - ( )
3> _. , 
_Ex:
to allow for air passage   
4> , ;      
_Ex:
rough passage  ;    ;
 
5>    ( , );   
_Ex:
free passage   ( ,  )
_Ex:
to book one's passage    
_Ex:
to work one's passage     
_Ex:
can you give me a passage in your boat?   
 ?
_Ex:
he was too poor to afford the passage    ,
  
6> , ;  ( -)
_Ex:
a passage through a thicket   
_Ex:
to force a passage through a crowd  ()
  
7> ; 
_Ex:
these mountains have few passages     
8> , 
_Ex:
outdoor passage _.   
_Ex:
the wind sent a dismal note through the long passages 
    
9> ; 
10> _. ; 
_Ex:
flow passage 
_Ex:
heat passage 
11> , ; , 
_Ex:
a passage into a bay   
_Ex:
no passage this way!  !,  !
_Ex:
a street that has no passage out  , 
12>  , 
_Ex:
he was refused passage   
13> _. ; 
_Ex:
passage of cards  
_Ex:
planetary passage  
_Ex:
apogee passage  
14> _. 
_Ex:
passage of electron  
15> , 
_Ex:
the passage of time  
_Ex:
the passage of events  
16>  (    ), 
_Ex:
the passage of bodies from the solid to the liquid state
     
_Ex:
this text-book makes an easy passage to reading newspapers
      
17> , ,  ( , )
_Ex:
an obscure passage  
_Ex:
his paper contains brilliant passages    
 
_Ex:
a collection of passages from the best English writers
      
18> ,  
_Ex:
passages of confidence  
_Ex:
to have stormy passages with smb.   
 -
19> , ,  ()
_Ex:
the passage of the bill can hardly be expected this session
       
20> _. ; 
_Ex:
a passage of gloom  
21> _. , 
_Ex:
the street lay empty of passage     
22> _.   
23> _. , 
_Ex:
the bile passage  
_Ex:
back passage _. ,  
24> _. 
_Ex:
passage of blood 
_Ex:
passage of urine 
25> _.  
_Id:
passage of arms _. , ; , 
_Id:
the most interesting part of the debate was the passage of
arms between the Prime Minister and the backbenchers 
     -
 
26>    ,   ( )

passage-boat
1> 

passageway
1> , ; 
2> _.  
3> _.  ;  

passant
1> _.       
 
2> _. , 

passbook
1>   
2> _.  
3>      (  )

passe
1> _. _. ;  (.  )
2> , , 

passe-partout, passepartout
1>  
2> 
3>  ; 

passe-pied
1>  (   )

passed
1>  ,  
2> ,  ( )

passed-master
1>   
2>  , , 
3> , 
_Ex:
he was a passed-master of the classics   

_Ex:
a passed-master in the art of swindling 

passementerie
1> _.  , ; ,   ,
    ( )

passenger
1> 
_Ex:
inside passenger ,    
_Ex:
cabin passenger   
2> 
3> _.   ( ), ""

passenger boat
1>  

passenger car
1>  
2>  

passenger fare
1>   

passenger hopping
1> _.     

passenger pigeon
1> _.   (Ectopistes migratorius)

passenger ship
1>  

passenger traffic
1>  ,  

passenger-train
1>  

passer
1> , 
2> ,    
3> ,  
4>   , 
5> _.  ()

passer-by
1> , 

passerine
1> _. ,     

passible
1> _. ; 

passiflora
1> _.  (Passiflora gen.)

passim
1> _. , ,   
2> 

passimeter
1>  ;   

passing
1> 
_Ex:
the passing of the old year   
2> 
_Ex:
with the passing of the years  
_Ex:
the passing of time  
3> _. , , 
_Ex:
I do not like to see the passing of these old customs 
 ,       
4> _. , 
_Ex:
his passing grieved us all     
 
5> , 
6> _-.  
7> _-.  ;  
_Ex:
passing of trains  
8> _.   
9> _.  
10> _. 
_Ex:
passing the baton   
11> _. 
_Id:
in passing ,  
_Id:
he mentioned in passing that you were thinking of going
to Spain next year   ,   
     
_Id:
in passing _.  
12>  ; 
_Ex:
he watched the passing crowd     
 
13> , , 
_Ex:
passing fancy  
_Ex:
she did not give the matter even a passing thought  
  ,     
14> , 
_Ex:
passing reference  
_Ex:
passing greeting   
_Ex:
passing remark  
_Ex:
passing glance  
_Ex:
he took a passing look at the political news, then turned
to the sports page     
     
_Id:
passing belief  () ; ;
 
15> _. , 
_Ex:
passing rich  
_Ex:
passing mean  

passing bay
1>    (    )

passing bell
1> (the passing bell)  
2>  ;  ;   

passing go
1>      ""
2>  , 

passing track
1> _-.    

passing unit
1> _.  ,  

passing-by
1> , 

passingly
1> , ;  
_Ex:
to be passingly familiar with smth.   
-,     -

passion
1> ,  
_Ex:
tender passion  
_Ex:
to conceive a passion from smb.   
-;  -
_Ex:
to master one's passions   
_Ex:
indulgence of the passions  
_Ex:
a passion for music   
_Ex:
golf has become a passion with him    
 
_Ex:
pictures are his sole passion  -  

2> , , 
_Ex:
he spoke with passion    
_Ex:
his style lacks passion    
3>  ; , 
_Ex:
I have a passion for strawberries   
4>  
_Ex:
a passion of grief  
_Ex:
she burst into a passion of weeping   
5>  ; 
_Ex:
fit of passion  
_Ex:
to be in passion , 
_Ex:
to fly into a passion ,   
_Ex:
to choke with passion   
_Ex:
to put smb. in a passion  -
_Ex:
he flew into a passion when we refused to go with him 
 ,      
_Ex:
passion made his face turn white     
6> _.  , 
7> (the P.) _.  
_Ex:
passion music _.  (  )
8> _.  Passion play _. , 
 
9> _.  
10> _.   

passion pit
1> _. _.     ( 
     )

Passion play
1> _. ,   

passion ration
1> _. _. , 

Passion Sunday
1> _.    

Passion Week
1> _.  ,    

Passion-tide
1> _.      

passional
1> 

passionary
1> 

passionate
1>  
_Ex:
I joined the passionates in clapping   
   
2> , 
_Ex:
passionate nature  
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passionate speech  
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passionate woman  
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a passionate defender of liberty   
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he declared his passionate attachment to her  ,
    
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he takes passionate interest in sports   
  
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4> , 
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he was violently passionate when he was wronged  
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forgive my passionate language    

5> , 
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men of passionate temper    

passionflower
1> _.  (Passiflora gen.)

passionist
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passionless
1> , , 

