pass through (to move or travel through) The windows were too narrow for a man to pass through. They had to pass through the desert. (experience, endure) He felt a wave of sadness pass through him. We are passing through a very difficult time. envocabulary.com
Read More »Ways to say, “I know.”
I know Ways to say “I know” I heard. I know it like the back of my hand. I am told. I know it inside out. I learnt of it. I know it by heart. I am informed. I am kept posted. I am aware of… I learnt of …
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pass out (to become unconscious) You pass out if you drink too much alcohol. He hit his head against a metal bar and passed out. US (to give something to each person in a group) The teacher passed out the examination papers. They are going to the orphanage to pass out toys. …
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flee (to leave a place very quickly, especially because of danger or fear): We managed to flee to safety. run away (to escape from a place, person, or situation): He ran away from home when he was sixteen. run off (to escape from a place, person, or situation): He ran off …
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out of the picture informal (not involved in a situation) These new systems cut humans out of the picture altogether. As long as she loves you, I’ll just step out of the picture. envocabulary.com
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