pass under

pass under (something)

1. To move or travel below, beneath, or underneath someone or something. I find a sort of melancholy joy watching people pass under my window at work. The people on the bridge cheered as the kayakers passed under them.

2. To deliver something to someone by surreptitiously handing it to them underneath something. In this usage, one or two nouns or pronouns are used between "pass" and "under" to specify what is being passed and, in some cases, the person receiving it. Teacher! Tommy's passing notes under the desks! Quick, pass me your comic book under the table so the teacher doesn't see it!

pass under something

to move or travel beneath something. The ship slowly passed under the bridge. Harry counted the cars as they passed under the bridge.

词组	pass under
释义	pass under pass under (something) 1. To move or travel below, beneath, or underneath someone or something. I find a sort of melancholy joy watching people pass under my window at work. The people on the bridge cheered as the kayakers passed under them. 2. To deliver something to someone by surreptitiously handing it to them underneath something. In this usage, one or two nouns or pronouns are used between "pass" and "under" to specify what is being passed and, in some cases, the person receiving it. Teacher! Tommy's passing notes under the desks! Quick, pass me your comic book under the table so the teacher doesn't see it! See also: pass Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. pass under something to move or travel beneath something. The ship slowly passed under the bridge. Harry counted the cars as they passed under the bridge. See also: pass McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: pass under (something) work beneath (someone or something) pin beneath pin (someone or something) beneath (someone or something) place under pin (someone or something) underneath (someone or something) work under work under (someone or something) fall beneath fall beneath (something) References in periodicals archive Often, the residence is held in joint tenancy or in a tenancy by the entirety, in which case the residence would not pass under the will but rather would pass to the remaining joint tenant under operation of law. Passing the family residence to one's spouse or children after death: Should transfer be directly or in trust?
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