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pass by

/pɑːs baɪ/

Traduction: Verbe à particule utilisé pour indiquer le fait de passer devant quelqu'un ou quelque chose, ou de ne pas tenir compte de quelque chose.

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/pɑːs baɪ/B1formal
  • frVerbe à particule utilisé pour indiquer le fait de passer devant quelqu'un ou quelque chose, ou de ne pas tenir compte de quelque chose.

A phrasal verb used to indicate moving past someone or something, or to ignore or disregard something.

indénombrable · intransitif · phrasal, inséparable

  1. Move pastformal

    To go past someone or something without stopping.

    frpasser devant

    • The bus passed by the station without stopping.
    • She passed by me in the hallway without saying hello.
    • We watched the parade pass by from our window.

    Synonymesgo bygo pastpass

    Antonymeshaltpauseremainstaystopwait

  2. Visit brieflyinformal

    To make a short visit to someone or a place.

    frpasser brièvement

    • I'll pass by your office later to drop off the documents.
    • He passed by his grandmother's house on his way home.
    • Why don't you pass by for a cup of coffee?

    Synonymescall oncome bydrop inpop in

  3. Ignore or disregardinformal

    To fail to notice or pay attention to something.

    frIgnorer ou négliger

    • The opportunity passed by him because he wasn't paying attention.
    • She let the warning pass by without taking it seriously.
    • Don't let this chance pass you by.

    Synonymesbypassdisregardignoremissneglectoverlookskip

    Antonymesacknowledgeconsiderheednoticeregard

Formes
  • passed by past participle
  • passed by past simple
  • passing by present participle
  • passes by third person singular

Verbe de basepass

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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