Phrasal verbs starting with "pass"

To forward or transmit something, such as a message, object, or information, to another person.

To distribute something among a group of people by giving it from one person to the next.

To be accepted or mistaken for something or someone different from what one actually is.

A gentle, respectful way of saying that someone has died.

To move past a person or place without stopping, or for time and opportunities to go unnoticed.

To transfer knowledge, traditions, possessions, or characteristics from an older generation to a younger one.

To be convincingly accepted or mistaken for something or someone that one is not.

To happen and be completed (of an event), or for a feeling or sensation to gradually diminish and disappear.

To deliberately present something or someone as something it is not, in order to deceive others.

To transmit something to another person, to decline an offer, or (as a euphemism) to die.

To deliberately pretend to be a different type of person or to have a different identity in order to deceive others.

To lose consciousness suddenly, or to distribute something to a group of people.

To ignore or not choose someone or something, especially when they might have expected to be selected.

To distribute something among a group by giving it from one person to the next in turn.

To move across or travel through a place without stopping or staying, or for something to move from one side of a barrier to the other.

To choose not to take advantage of an opportunity, usually one that is good or rare.