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Pass across   /pæs əkrˈɔs/   Listen
Pass across

verb
1.
Make a passage or journey from one place to another.  Synonyms: move through, pass over, pass through, transit.  "Some travelers pass through the desert"






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"Pass across" Quotes from Famous Books



... you are hurt," Betty said, and as she spoke the rest of the party joined them. The young man vacantly smiled, and making an unconscious-looking pass across his face with his hand, smeared the blood over his features painfully. Betty kneeled down, and drawing out her handkerchief, lightly wiped the gruesome smears away. Lord Westholt saw what had happened, having given a look ...
— The Shuttle • Frances Hodgson Burnett

... minutes to be recalled, looks and words remembered. Of the future, of the actual present, save of their two selves, they scarcely spoke. It was an hour snatched from Paradise for her! She would not let it go lightly. She would not suffer even a cloud to pass across it! ...
— The Avenger • E. Phillips Oppenheim

... with the English officers in person. Surwar testified that the Sirdar had with him in Turkestan no Russian or Russian agent, and this was confirmed through other sources. He had sent forward to ascertain which was the easiest pass across the Hindoo Koosh, but meanwhile he was to remain at Kondooz until he should hear again ...
— The Afghan Wars 1839-42 and 1878-80 • Archibald Forbes

... retinue were obliged to pass across the courtyard on the way to the apartment where Elizabeth was to take her evening meal. Her progress at such times was magnificently accompanied, and was often much delayed by her stopping to notice her favorites as she passed them, and even ...
— The Panchronicon • Harold Steele Mackaye

... man on the after bridge rang the telegraph, at the same time pointing his hand downward and out on the port beam. The third officer was immediately sent aft to inquire what was seen. He returned quickly and reported both men had seen a torpedo pass across the stern from port to starboard, only ten feet clear of the rudder. In the meantime both the chief officer and myself distinctly saw the trail of the torpedo, extending from the stern to about 200 yards out on the port ...
— New York Times Current History; The European War, Vol 2, No. 5, August, 1915 • Various


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