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file past

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file past (someone or something)
[for a line or procession] to move past someone or something. The people filed past the coffin, looking sadly at the still figure inside. As they filed past, some wept openly.
See also: file, past


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The first to file past were a group of occupational therapists from London.
ONE million people are expected to file past the exhumed body of a mystic monk who became a saint.
The kids in the schoolyard scream and shout, scream and shout, Chase each other and run about Some girls like to stand and watch Other girls skipping and playing hopscotch Although they know it isn't right Some boys like to start a fight When the bell rings for end of playtime All the kids get into line Reluctantly they file past A teacher, and go back to their class.
 
 
 
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