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ESLPod_1058_WE_1791 Preventing Binge Drinking In this podcast, the verb "to pass" means to move forward and around something that was in the way: "Walk faster so we can pass those slow hikers who are blocking our view." The phrase "to pass (something) to (someone)" is used when eating to ask someone to move a dish closer so that one can reach it: "Please pass the macaroni salad to our guest." The phrase "to let (something) pass" means to decide not to say anything in reaction when someone does or says something unpleasant or offensive: "If a co-worker tells an offensive joke, is it okay to let it pass, or should I tell him it's inappropriate?" Finally, the phrase "to pass unnoticed" means for something to happen without getting much attention: "If they reduce teachers' benefits again, it won't pass unnoticed."

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ESLPod 1058 to pass Food + Drink | Health + Medicine

Id	ESLPod_1058_WE_1791
Episode Id	ESLPod 1058
Episode Title	Preventing Binge Drinking
Phrase	to pass
Text	In this podcast, the verb "to pass" means to move forward and around something that was in the way: "Walk faster so we can pass those slow hikers who are blocking our view." The phrase "to pass (something) to (someone)" is used when eating to ask someone to move a dish closer so that one can reach it: "Please pass the macaroni salad to our guest." The phrase "to let (something) pass" means to decide not to say anything in reaction when someone does or says something unpleasant or offensive: "If a co-worker tells an offensive joke, is it okay to let it pass, or should I tell him it's inappropriate?" Finally, the phrase "to pass unnoticed" means for something to happen without getting much attention: "If they reduce teachers' benefits again, it won't pass unnoticed."
Topics	Food + Drink \| Health + Medicine

Pass Means Phrase Eslpod Move Preventing Binge Drinking