atone for formal (to do something that shows that you are sorry for something wrong that you done) He tried to atone for his past misdeeds. You must atone for hurting her feelings. envocabulary.com
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pass on informal (to give someone a message that another person has given to you) He is not here, but I’ll pass on your message. Do pass on my best wishes to your brother. (to give someone something that another person has given to you) Pass the book on to her when you’ve …
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pass over (to give no attention; ignore) We should not pass over such an important matter. I decided to pass over his rude behavior in silence. Let’s pass over the chitchat and get straight to the point. envocabulary.com
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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
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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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