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pass

[pas] / pæs /


NOUN
sexual proposition
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In scientific settings, these cavities are far smaller and use repeated passes of a laser beam to extract information from atoms.

From Science Daily

Yet Republican leaders said they were confident they could pass all the bills soon.

From BBC

When the legislation that established Qualifications Scotland was passed last year, concerns were raised that the new body would be "little more than a rebrand" as many of the SQA staff would remain.

From BBC

Going forward his passing and ability to find space was invaluable as Carrick's side sought ways through the opposition defences.

From BBC

“We have never passed a policy called ‘sanctuary,’ ” he says.

From The Wall Street Journal