Vocab Bloom Hub

pass on

/pæs ɒn/

Tradução: Verbo frasal usado para transmitir algo a outra pessoa, repassar informações, falecer (deixar algo para alguém) ou recusar uma oportunidade.

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verb

/pæs ɒn/B1formal
  • ptVerbo frasal usado para transmitir algo a outra pessoa, repassar informações, falecer (deixar algo para alguém) ou recusar uma oportunidade.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of giving something to someone else, transmitting information, or declining an opportunity.

incontável · transitivo · phrasal, separável

  1. Transmit or giveformal

    To give something to someone else, especially information or an object.

    ptPassar adiante

    • Please pass on the message to your colleagues.
    • She passed on her knowledge to the new trainees.
    • He passed on the documents to the manager.

    Sinônimosconveydeliverforwardgivehand overrelaytransfertransmit

    Antônimoskeepretainwithhold

  2. Decline or refuseinformal

    To choose not to accept or participate in something.

    ptRecusar

    • I think I'll pass on dessert tonight.
    • He passed on the opportunity to travel abroad.
    • She passed on the invitation to the party.

    Sinônimosabstaindeclineforgorefuserejectrenounceskipspurnturn downwaive

    Antônimosaccepttake

  3. Die (euphemism)formal

    A polite or gentle way to say someone has died.

    ptFalecer (eufemismo)

    • Her grandfather passed on peacefully last night.
    • He passed on after a long illness.
    • They mourned the loss of their beloved friend who passed on.

    Sinônimosdeceasedepartexpirepasspass away

Formas
  • passed on past participle
  • passed on past simple
  • passing on present participle
  • passes on third person singular

Verbo basepass

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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