pass on
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See pass away .
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Transfer something, as in Sign the card and then pass it on to the others , or Grandpa passed his tools on to his favorite grandson . Also see pass the torch .
Example Sentences
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Some of the memory cost increase will be passed on to consumers in the form of higher prices.
It sounds like Nancy passed on the opportunity to mine the interim manager for information, which is incredible given he's a man at a new club in a new league in a new continent.
From BBC
Utilities are allowed to pass on the costs of approved maintenance projects to customers in the monthly rates they charge.
From Los Angeles Times
He caught a career-high 181 yards’ worth of passes on yet another day when he could not be covered and barely could be tackled.
From Los Angeles Times
This solves a previous dilemma where investors typically held large amounts of idled cash in stablecoins, which traditionally don’t pass on interest income to holders.
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