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ESLPod_1123_WE_1921 Describing Pleasant Scents In this podcast, the phrase "to pass up" means to decide not to take advantage of an opportunity, or to decide not to have or do something: "The hardest part of being on a diet is having to pass up birthday cake." The phrase "to pass out" means to faint, or to lose consciousness: "Crystal was so nervous about speaking in public that she passed out as she stepped onto the stage." The phrase "to pass out" can also mean to distribute, or to give something to many people: "They passed out free samples inside the grocery store." Finally, the phrase "to pass over" means to give a promotion or honor to a lower-ranking person in an organization: "Ryan was really angry when the company passed over him to give his assistant the vice-presidency."

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ESLPod 1123 to pass up About You | Shopping

Id	ESLPod_1123_WE_1921
Episode Id	ESLPod 1123
Episode Title	Describing Pleasant Scents
Phrase	to pass up
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "to pass up" means to decide not to take advantage of an opportunity, or to decide not to have or do something: "The hardest part of being on a diet is having to pass up birthday cake." The phrase "to pass out" means to faint, or to lose consciousness: "Crystal was so nervous about speaking in public that she passed out as she stepped onto the stage." The phrase "to pass out" can also mean to distribute, or to give something to many people: "They passed out free samples inside the grocery store." Finally, the phrase "to pass over" means to give a promotion or honor to a lower-ranking person in an organization: "Ryan was really angry when the company passed over him to give his assistant the vice-presidency."
Topics	About You \| Shopping

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