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hall pass

/ˈhɔːl pæs/

翻译: 允许学生在上课期间离开教室的通行证;也常作比喻,指破例获准做某事或暂时免除常规约束的许可。

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/ˈhɔːl pæs/B1informalamerican
  • zh允许学生在上课期间离开教室的通行证;也常作比喻,指破例获准做某事或暂时免除常规约束的许可。

A permission slip or pass that allows a student to leave the classroom during school hours, often used metaphorically to describe permission to do something outside of normal rules or boundaries.

  1. School permission slipA2informalamerican

    A written or printed permission allowing a student to leave the classroom during school hours, typically to go to the restroom, library, or office.

    zh课堂出入证

    • The teacher gave him a hall pass to go to the nurse.
    • She forgot her hall pass and got detention.
    • Students must carry a hall pass when leaving class.
  2. Metaphorical permissionB2slangamerican

    An informal or humorous term for permission to do something, especially something that might otherwise be restricted.

    zh特许通行证

    • He considered the weekend a hall pass to eat junk food.
    • She gave herself a hall pass to skip the gym today.
    • The promotion felt like a hall pass to take a vacation.