pass off

英 [pɑːs ɒf]

美 [pæs ɔːf]

（顺利地）进行，举行

法律

柯林斯词典

• （顺利地）进行，举行
  If an eventpasses offwithout any trouble, it happens and ends without any trouble.
  1. The main demonstration passed off peacefully...
     主示威活动和平地结束了。
  2. The event passed off without any major incidents.
     活动进行顺利，没有出现任何重大意外。

英英释义

verb

• expel (gases or odors)
  Synonym:emitbreathe
• come to pass
  1. What is happening?
  2. The meeting took place off without an incidence
  3. Nothing occurred that seemed important
  Synonym:happenhapgo onoccurpassfall outcome abouttake place
• disappear gradually
  1. The pain eventually passed off
  Synonym:evanescefadeblow overfleetpass
• disregard
  1. She passed off the insult
• cause to be circulated and accepted in a false character or identity
  1. She passed the glass off as diamonds
  2. He passed himself off as a secret agent
• be accepted as something or somebody in a false character or identity
  1. She passed off as a Russian agent

双语例句

• If he could pass off the death as occurring from natural causes, the true cause might not attract attention.
  如果他能使病人的死亡显得是正常死亡、人们也许不会注意到真正的死因。
• One of the customers tried to pass off a dud cheque today.
  今天一个顾客试图混用失效支票。
• There was a thick mist, but it soon began to pass off.
  雾气很浓，但不久就开始消散了。
• I've tried to pass off my accent as a convent school accent.
  我努力将口音装成女修会学校的口音。
• However, at that time, in addition to pass off more on the splendid.
  不过到那个时候，于通脱之外，更加上华丽。
• I can't believe she's trying to pass off this crap as art!
  我真不敢相信她要把这个破玩意儿假冒成艺术品！
• Last year, 63 people were arrested for trying to pass off fox, mink and rat meat as mutton.
  去年，63人因为试图用狐狸肉、貂肉和老鼠肉冒充羊肉而被逮捕。
• You make a Bluff check to fast-talk a guard, con a merchant, gamble, pass off a disguise or fake documentation, and otherwise tell lies.
  用唬骗技能可以让你在守卫面前蒙混过关，把商人吹得晕头转向，赌博，变装，伪造文书，或者讲其他的谎话。
• The dealer was trying to pass off fakes as valuable antiques.
  这个商人试图用假货冒充贵重的古董。
• A few minutes after we started, the fog began to pass off.
  我们动身后没几分钟，雾就开始散去。