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a permit to allow somebody to go into a building You need a pass to enter the ministry offices.
All members of staff must show a pass.
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a complete run of a computer, printing machine or typesetting machine The first pass from the computer will not include the typesetting codes.
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to approve something The art director has to pass the covers before they are sent for proofing.
The MS has been passed by our libel lawyer.
⃞ to pass for press to tell the printer that the proofs have been corrected and therefore that the book can be printed
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to be successfull He passed his typing test.
She has passed all her exams and now has a diploma in printing.
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