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bypass

/ˈbaɪ.pɑːs/

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noun

/ˈbaɪ.pɑːs/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее дорогу или маршрут, проходящий в обход города для избежания пробок, медицинскую процедуру, создающую альтернативный путь для кровотока, или электрический проводник, отводящий ток.

A noun referring to a road or route that goes around a town or city to avoid congestion, or a medical procedure that creates an alternative pathway for blood flow, or an electrical conductor that diverts current.

  1. Road bypassB1formal

    A highway that goes around a town or city to avoid traffic congestion in the center.

    ruОбъездная дорога

    • The new bypass reduced travel time significantly.
    • Drivers use the bypass to avoid the busy city center.
    • Construction of the bypass was completed last year.

    Synonymsbeltwayloopring road

  2. Surgical bypassB2formalmedical

    A surgically created alternative route for blood flow, typically around a blocked or damaged artery.

    ruШунтирование

    • The patient underwent a heart bypass operation.
    • Doctors performed a gastric bypass to help with weight loss.
    • The bypass surgery successfully restored blood flow.

    Synonymsgraftshunt

  3. Electrical bypassC1formaltechnical

    A low-resistance conductor or component placed in parallel with another device to divert a portion of the electrical current.

    ruЭлектрический шунт

    • The technician installed a bypass capacitor to filter noise.
    • A bypass diode protects the circuit from reverse current.
    • The electrical bypass allows current to flow around the damaged component.

    Synonymsshunt

Forms
  • bypasses plural form
  • bypasses' possessive plural form
  • bypass's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/ˈbaɪ.pɑːs/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по избеганию или обходу препятствия, правила или системы, часто для достижения более прямого или эффективного результата.

A verb used to indicate the act of avoiding or going around an obstacle, rule, or system, often to achieve a more direct or efficient result.

  1. Avoid or circumventB2formal

    To avoid something unpleasant, difficult, or laborious by going around it or ignoring it.

    ruОбойти

    • He tried to bypass the strict security checks.
    • She bypassed the long queue by using the VIP entrance.
    • They bypassed the tedious paperwork by using an online system.

    Synonymsavoidcircumventdodgeevadeget aroundsidestepskirt

    Antonymsaddressconfrontencounterfacehandlemeettackle

  2. Go around an obstacleB2formal

    To physically go around an obstruction or blockage.

    ruОбойти препятствие

    • The road was closed, so we had to bypass the construction site.
    • The driver bypassed the traffic jam by taking a side street.
    • They bypassed the fallen tree by walking through the field.

    Synonymsavoidcircumventdetourgo aroundpass aroundskirt

    Antonymsconfrontencounterenterfacemeettraverse

  3. Medical procedureC1formalmedical

    To surgically create an alternative route for blood flow, typically around a blocked artery.

    ruШунтирование

    • The surgeon had to bypass the blocked coronary artery.
    • He underwent surgery to bypass the damaged blood vessel.
    • Doctors bypassed the obstruction to restore normal circulation.

    Synonymsgraftshunt

Forms
  • bypassed past participle
  • bypassed past simple
  • bypassing present participle
  • bypasses third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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