Definition of hall pass in English:

hall pass

noun

1A piece of paper or other token authorizing a student to be outside a particular classroom while class is in session.
I got my hall pass and started walking to the guidance counselor's office
Example sentencesExamples
- It's like a junior high principal catching eighth graders without hall passes.
- For some reason, I got asked for the hall pass a lot that day.
- He was normally making sure the hall monitors weren't passing out fake hall passes at that time of the day.
- As always, Wanda snuck to the desk and got the hall pass.
- I felt her presence slide by me to pick up the bathroom hall pass perched on the ledge of the whiteboard.
1. 1.1informal Permission to break a rule or code of conduct.
  it's time we quit giving celebrities a hall pass for hurling slurs when they should know better
  will Congress get a hall pass and continue to shirk their responsibilities?
  Example sentencesExamples
  He seems to have had a hall pass from federal authorities, which embittered other foreign flight trainers not similarly well-connected.
  He talks about how we're losing our friends, and we can't act alone, how we must get a hall pass from the UN, and so on.
  Few players in the league are tougher than him, but that doesn't mean he should get a hall pass when going to the rim.
  Rather like Miss Pittypat Hamilton in Gone with the Wind, their unmarried status conveyed upon them a kind of perpetual hall pass to helplessness.
  One thing they have, though, they have kind of a hall pass from Wall Street.

Definition of hall pass in US English:

hall pass

noun

1A piece of paper or other token authorizing a student to be outside a particular classroom while class is in session.
I got my hall pass and started walking to the guidance counselor's office
Example sentencesExamples
- For some reason, I got asked for the hall pass a lot that day.
- As always, Wanda snuck to the desk and got the hall pass.
- It's like a junior high principal catching eighth graders without hall passes.
- I felt her presence slide by me to pick up the bathroom hall pass perched on the ledge of the whiteboard.
- He was normally making sure the hall monitors weren't passing out fake hall passes at that time of the day.
1. 1.1informal Permission to break a rule or code of conduct.
  it's time we quit giving celebrities a hall pass for hurling slurs when they should know better
  will Congress get a hall pass and continue to shirk their responsibilities?
  Example sentencesExamples
  He talks about how we're losing our friends, and we can't act alone, how we must get a hall pass from the UN, and so on.
  Rather like Miss Pittypat Hamilton in Gone with the Wind, their unmarried status conveyed upon them a kind of perpetual hall pass to helplessness.
  One thing they have, though, they have kind of a hall pass from Wall Street.
  He seems to have had a hall pass from federal authorities, which embittered other foreign flight trainers not similarly well-connected.
  Few players in the league are tougher than him, but that doesn't mean he should get a hall pass when going to the rim.

单词	hall pass
释义	Definition of hall pass in English: hall pass noun US 1A piece of paper or other token authorizing a student to be outside a particular classroom while class is in session. I got my hall pass and started walking to the guidance counselor's office Example sentencesExamples It's like a junior high principal catching eighth graders without hall passes. For some reason, I got asked for the hall pass a lot that day. He was normally making sure the hall monitors weren't passing out fake hall passes at that time of the day. As always, Wanda snuck to the desk and got the hall pass. I felt her presence slide by me to pick up the bathroom hall pass perched on the ledge of the whiteboard. 1.1informal Permission to break a rule or code of conduct. it's time we quit giving celebrities a hall pass for hurling slurs when they should know better will Congress get a hall pass and continue to shirk their responsibilities? Example sentencesExamples He seems to have had a hall pass from federal authorities, which embittered other foreign flight trainers not similarly well-connected. He talks about how we're losing our friends, and we can't act alone, how we must get a hall pass from the UN, and so on. Few players in the league are tougher than him, but that doesn't mean he should get a hall pass when going to the rim. Rather like Miss Pittypat Hamilton in Gone with the Wind, their unmarried status conveyed upon them a kind of perpetual hall pass to helplessness. One thing they have, though, they have kind of a hall pass from Wall Street. Definition of hall pass in US English: hall pass noun US 1A piece of paper or other token authorizing a student to be outside a particular classroom while class is in session. I got my hall pass and started walking to the guidance counselor's office Example sentencesExamples For some reason, I got asked for the hall pass a lot that day. As always, Wanda snuck to the desk and got the hall pass. It's like a junior high principal catching eighth graders without hall passes. I felt her presence slide by me to pick up the bathroom hall pass perched on the ledge of the whiteboard. He was normally making sure the hall monitors weren't passing out fake hall passes at that time of the day. 1.1informal Permission to break a rule or code of conduct. it's time we quit giving celebrities a hall pass for hurling slurs when they should know better will Congress get a hall pass and continue to shirk their responsibilities? Example sentencesExamples He talks about how we're losing our friends, and we can't act alone, how we must get a hall pass from the UN, and so on. Rather like Miss Pittypat Hamilton in Gone with the Wind, their unmarried status conveyed upon them a kind of perpetual hall pass to helplessness. One thing they have, though, they have kind of a hall pass from Wall Street. He seems to have had a hall pass from federal authorities, which embittered other foreign flight trainers not similarly well-connected. Few players in the league are tougher than him, but that doesn't mean he should get a hall pass when going to the rim.
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