2) pass over
1pass\ over — • pass over • pass by v To give no attention to; not notice; ignore, I can pass over the disorderliness of the troops, but their disobedience is serious. In choosing men to be given a salary raise, the foreman passed Mr. Hart by. She was… …
2pass over (or pass on) — (of a person) die. → pass …
3pass over something — ˌpass ˈover sth derived to ignore or avoid sth Syn: ↑overlook • They chose to pass over her rude remarks. Main entry: ↑passderived …
4pass over — [v] ignore, disregard dismiss, fail, forget, miss, neglect, not dwell on, omit, overlook, overpass, pass, pass by, skip, take no notice of*; concepts 25,30 Ant. attend, heed, take care, tap …
5pass over — ► pass over 1) ignore the claims of (someone) to advancement. 2) avoid mentioning or considering. Main Entry: ↑pass …
6pass over someone — pass over (someone/something) to ignore someone or something. Thirty attorneys were passed over for promotion by the department …
7pass over something — pass over (someone/something) to ignore someone or something. Thirty attorneys were passed over for promotion by the department …
8pass over — (someone/something) to ignore someone or something. Thirty attorneys were passed over for promotion by the department …
9pass over — index alienate (transfer title), condone, discount (disbelieve), disdain, dismiss (put out of consideration), exclude …
10pass over to — index bequeath Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
