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pass through; transfer; exceed; fault
Meanings
10 senses · 26 examplesverb
pass through; move from one place to another
Used for physical movement across space or passage of time.
Please come over to help me for a moment.
We will go back home to celebrate the Spring Festival every year.
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This bridge has a history of over a hundred years, and many people cross it every day.
Life is getting better and better, everyone is very happy.
We have already passed the most difficult period.
verb
transfer; move ownership/account to another party
formalCommonly used for property, bank accounts, or financial transactions.
We have completed the house transfer procedures.
Please transfer this bill to my personal account.
verb
process; filter through a tool
Used for physical processing of materials or goods.
Sift the flour before making the cake.
Tap water needs to be filtered before it can be drunk directly.
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Please weigh these fruits for me.
This dish is fried meat, it is very fragrant.
Please count these data again to make sure there are no mistakes.
verb
glance over; recall in mind
Can refer to quick visual scanning or mental review of memories.
I have reviewed this report, there is no problem.
I reviewed yesterday's meeting content in my mind.
verb
exceed; go beyond a limit
Can describe degree, time, or physical height exceeding standards.
You are speaking too much out of line, I am very angry.
This assignment is already overdue and cannot be submitted.
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Everything needs a limit, going too far is as bad as not going far enough.
That tree has grown taller than the roof.
adjective
peroxide; with peroxy group
technicalUsed exclusively in scientific and chemical contexts.
Hydrogen peroxide is a common chemical reagent.
Sulfate peroxide is a strong oxidizing agent.
verb
visit; pay a formal visit
literaryUsed in formal or literary written language.
I will visit your studio another day.
verb
pass away; die
dialectUsed exclusively in northern Chinese dialects, informal register.
Old Mrs. Li passed away several days ago.
noun
fault; mistake; error
Refers to mistakes or wrongdoing, opposite of merit or achievement.
He admitted his mistake and apologized.
The teacher marked a demerit on my transcript.
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We should have the courage to correct our mistakes and start anew.
verb
be contagious; spread disease
dialectUsed exclusively in southern Chinese dialects, informal register.
This cold is very contagious, everyone should pay attention to protection.