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ESLPod_0736_WE_1146 Following One's Dream The phrase "to pass (one) by," in this podcast, means to proceed without involving oneself, especially when it seems like time is passing very quickly and one is missing opportunities: "Don't let this opportunity pass you by!" The phrase "to pass away" or "to pass on" means to die: "Did you hear that Carole passed away?" The phrase "to pass down" means to teach something to someone who is younger than oneself: "These stories have been passed down for generations." Finally, the phrase "to pass (something) up" means to not take advantage of an opportunity to do something: "They're selling the car at a great price, but we just don't have enough money to buy it right now, so we're going to pass it up."

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ESLPod 736 to pass (one) by About You | Business

Id	ESLPod_0736_WE_1146
Episode Id	ESLPod 736
Episode Title	Following One's Dream
Phrase	to pass (one) by
Text	The phrase "to pass (one) by," in this podcast, means to proceed without involving oneself, especially when it seems like time is passing very quickly and one is missing opportunities: "Don't let this opportunity pass you by!" The phrase "to pass away" or "to pass on" means to die: "Did you hear that Carole passed away?" The phrase "to pass down" means to teach something to someone who is younger than oneself: "These stories have been passed down for generations." Finally, the phrase "to pass (something) up" means to not take advantage of an opportunity to do something: "They're selling the car at a great price, but we just don't have enough money to buy it right now, so we're going to pass it up."
Topics	About You \| Business

Pass Phrase Means Eslpod Opportunity Passed One's Dream