How to pass English?

Pass through; Move in a certain direction; To bring to (a location); Pass; Pass the ball; Leave it to; Exceed; Change; Continue; Spend money; Termination; Pass; Pass (a law, etc) by vote; Allow; Announce; Pass; Excretion; Circulation; Give it up.

Pass the exam; Passing by; Pass; Road, mountain pass; Pass the ball; Leap; Stage; Fish way; (Bridge) Don't call; Stab (in fencing); Magic; (computer) browsing.

Pass (German, English) Pass (name).

The basic meaning of 1.pass is "pass", such as "pass", "pass" and "pass", which refers to a gradual and smooth transition to another situation. It can be used to express time, season, state, and other abstract things, such as "examination" and "examination", and even to express life turning to death.

When Pass is interpreted as "pass, pass, pass", it can be used as both a transitive verb and an intransitive verb. As an intransitive verb, it is often used with adverbs; When used as a transitive verb, it is followed by a noun or pronoun as an object.

3.pass is only a transitive verb, which can follow a double object, and its indirect object can be transformed into the object of the preposition to.

4.pass is only used as a transitive verb, followed by a noun or pronoun.

5.pass is only used as a transitive verb when it is interpreted as "flower, kill", and the object is mostly a word indicating time.

6.pass, as a noun and a verb, has the same basic meaning. It is interpreted as "crossing, passing" and sometimes refers to "crossing obstacles". It can be used as both countable and uncountable nouns.

When interpreted as "passport, permit", it refers to the documents that are allowed to pass in a certain area, and can be interpreted as "bills" by extension, especially bills used on a certain fixed route in a certain period of time, such as monthly tickets, which are only used as countable nouns. Extension can also refer to "passing" and "passing".

7.pass can also be used as a solution of "passage, mountain pass", which refers to the lower part of a continuous mountain range, mostly where the passage passes, and is only a countable noun.