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pass through

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pass through someone
to be digested through the bowels of someone. This fruit should pass through you in no time at all. He will be better when the offending food passes through him.
See also: pass, through

pass through something

to travel through something or some place. I passed through the countryside and breathed the good clean air. Perhaps I will stop and visit Joe the next time I pass through Adamsville.
See also: pass, through


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I conclude that your baggage is too heavy to allow you to pass through the gates of Paradise.
The country here is rich and pleasant, but you must pass through rough and dangerous places before you reach the end of your journey.
Pay my bill and sneak off at once to the next town; but how pass through the grinning line of boots, and waiter, and chambermaid, and ironically respectful landlord and landlady, in the hall .
 
 
 
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