Phrasal Verb - Passing By
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.Definition
The phrasal verb 'pass by' means to move past someone or something without stopping or noticing them. It can be used to describe a physical action, such as walking or driving past a person or place, but it can also be used figuratively to describe an opportunity or situation that is missed or not taken advantage of.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | She passed by the store without going inside. |
| 2 | The train passed by the platform at high speed. |
| 3 | We passed by the lake on our way to the park. |
| 4 | She passed by the job opportunity without applying. |
| 5 | He passed by the party without stopping to say hello. |
| 6 | The cyclist passed by the pedestrian with a smile. |
| 7 | The boat passed by the dock without anchoring. |
| 8 | The tour bus passed by the famous landmarks without stopping. |
| 9 | The police car passed by the scene of the accident quickly. |
| 10 | The students passed by the cafeteria without buying lunch. |