pass in

1. To submit or hand in something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "pass" and "in." I had to pass the paper in late because of my grandfather's funeral. She passed in the wallet she found at the local police station.

2. To achieve a passing grade in a school subject. I'm actually shocked that I passed in math, because I barely studied for that class at all.

3. To award someone a passing grade in a school subject. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "pass" and "in." It was only because I did so much extra credit that the teacher passed me in history this year.

pass something in (to someone)

and hand something in (to someone)

to turn in or hand in something, such as a school assignment, paper, etc., to someone. They were told to pass their papers in to the teacher. Hand in your papers to me.

pass in

1. To deliver or submit some assignment or work: The students passed their assignments in. The researchers passed in their reports.

2. To achieve satisfactory grades in an academic subject: I passed in algebra, English, and history.

3. To give someone a satisfactory grade in an academic subject: The teacher passed 15 students in calculus.

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释义	pass in pass in 1. To submit or hand in something. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "pass" and "in." I had to pass the paper in late because of my grandfather's funeral. She passed in the wallet she found at the local police station. 2. To achieve a passing grade in a school subject. I'm actually shocked that I passed in math, because I barely studied for that class at all. 3. To award someone a passing grade in a school subject. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "pass" and "in." It was only because I did so much extra credit that the teacher passed me in history this year. See also: pass Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. pass something in (to someone) and hand something in (to someone) to turn in or hand in something, such as a school assignment, paper, etc., to someone. They were told to pass their papers in to the teacher. Hand in your papers to me. See also: pass McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. pass in v. 1. To deliver or submit some assignment or work: The students passed their assignments in. The researchers passed in their reports. 2. To achieve satisfactory grades in an academic subject: I passed in algebra, English, and history. 3. To give someone a satisfactory grade in an academic subject: The teacher passed 15 students in calculus. See also: pass The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs. See also: pass back pass out pass out (cold) review pass in review pass forward pass round all things must pass all things will pass whiz past References in periodicals archive According to City College Professor William Cram, a vocal opponent of the immigrant tuition hikes, many students took a hardship deferral but cannot continue if proposed state legislation to allow in-state tuition does not pass in their favor. And now they come for the students...: from computerized tracking to fee hikes, the government is cracking down on America's immigrant students. (Report)
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