pass out
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˌpæs ˈaʊt/ · UK /ˌpɑːs ˈaʊt/
pass out means: To suddenly become unable to see, think, or move normally because you lose consciousness.
verb
To suddenly become unable to see, think, or move normally because you lose consciousness.
- I felt dizzy and passed out.
- She passes out when she sees blood.
- Did he pass out because of the heat?
To fall asleep suddenly because you are very tired or have taken alcohol or drugs.
- He passed out on the sofa.
- After the long shift, I passed out fully dressed.
- She drank too much and passed out before midnight.
To give things to several people, usually one thing to each person.
- Please pass out these papers.
- Volunteers passed out food to the crowd.
- Have you passed them out yet?
To finish training successfully and become ready to do a particular job.
- The recruits pass out next month.
- He passed out as a trained firefighter.
- Their families attended the ceremony when the cadets passed out.
To move through an opening and leave a place.
- We passed out through the gate.
- The crowd passed out of the building slowly.
- A narrow doorway let us pass out into the yard.
To finish a university course successfully and receive your qualification.
- She passed out of college last year.
- He passed out of university with a degree in law.
- When did you pass out of medical college?
Questions about pass out
What does pass out mean?
To suddenly become unable to see, think, or move normally because you lose consciousness.
What is pass out in other languages?
Türkçe: bayılmak · Español: desmayarse · Français: s’évanouir · Deutsch: ohnmächtig werden · Italiano: svenire · 日本語: 気を失う
How do you pronounce pass out?
In American English /ˌpæs ˈaʊt/; in British English /ˌpɑːs ˈaʊt/.
How do you use pass out in a sentence?
I felt dizzy and passed out. She passes out when she sees blood.
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