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Pass through   /pæs θru/   Listen
Pass through

verb
1.
Make a passage or journey from one place to another.  Synonyms: move through, pass across, pass over, transit.  "Some travelers pass through the desert"
2.
Cause to move through.
3.
Pass through an enemy line; in a military conflict.  Synonym: infiltrate.






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"Pass through" Quotes from Famous Books



... had snapped asunder because it lacked the cohesion of justice, and the Nation was destined to pass through the crucible of disaster and defeat, till she was ready to clasp hands with the negro and march abreast with him to freedom ...
— Iola Leroy - Shadows Uplifted • Frances E.W. Harper

... scarcely rise to this ideal; and it seems exaggerated to say of the crowded Eleusinian throng of pilgrims that "the race of mankind was lifted on to a higher plane when it came to be taught that only the pure in heart can see God." {78} The black native boys in Australia pass through a purgative ceremony to cure them of selfishness, and afterwards the initiator points to the blue vault of sky, bidding them behold "Our Father, Mungan-ngaur." This is very well meant, and very creditable to untutored savages: and creditable ideas were ...
— The Homeric Hymns - A New Prose Translation; and Essays, Literary and Mythological • Andrew Lang

... heard him pass through the south entry,—have you? I always know when he goes into the bar-room by the quick little click of ...
— Little Grandfather • Sophie May

... withstand rips and tugs and ordinary wear and tear; second, it is warm—that is, it retains well the body heat; and third, it is porous, so that it will allow gases and perspiration from the surface of the body to pass through it in one direction, and air for the skin to ...
— A Handbook of Health • Woods Hutchinson

... perils and adventures through which the young pioneers went to obtain their brides furnish forth thousands of tales by Western firesides. Instead of taking the rosy daughter of a neighbor, the enterprising bachelor would often go back to Kentucky, and pass through as many adventures in bringing his wife home as a returning crusader would meet between Beirut and Vienna. If she was a young woman who respected herself, the household gear she would insist on bringing would entail an Iliad of embarrassments. An old farmer of Sangamon County ...
— Abraham Lincoln: A History V1 • John G. Nicolay and John Hay


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