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/ˈpæsɪdʒ/ |
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1 | C a long narrow area with walls on each side that leads from one room or place to another 走廊;通道 |
| There was a small office leading off a passage between the kitchen and the back door. 厨房和后门之间的通道尽头有一间小小的办公室。 |
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2 | C a short section of a book , article , poem , or piece of music , considered on its own (书籍、文章、诗歌、音乐等的)段,节 |
| He read me a passage from his favourite book. 他从自己喜欢的书里挑了一段念给我听。 |
| 2a | a particular period , for example in someone’ s life or in a sports event (人生或体育赛事等中的)段,阶段 | | This had been an embarrassing and regrettable passage in her career. 这是她职业生涯中一个尴尬而令人遗憾的阶段。 | |
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3 | singular a way through a place , especially when this is difficult (尤指通行困难的)通道,道路 |
| +through Branches and vines blocked our passage through the jungle. 枝条和藤蔓挡住了我们穿过丛林的路。 |
| There was an icebreaker clearing a passage for ships through the ice. 有一条破冰船为船只破冰开道。 |
| 3a | the right to travel in safety through a place (安全)通行权,通行许可 | | The army had agreed to allow civilians safe passage out of the area. 部队已经同意允许平民安全离开该地区。 | |
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4 | U movement past , over , or through a place 经过;通过 |
| The passage of heavy guns had left deep ruts in the field. 重型大炮碾过,在地上留下了深深的车辙。 |
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5 | singular the process by which a bill is discussed in a parliament and becomes law (法案的)通过 |
| +through The bill had a surprisingly stormy passage through the House of Lords. 出乎意料的是,该法案费了很大周折才在上议院获得通过。 |
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6 | C a tube in your body for air or liquid to pass along or pass through (体内的)道,管 |
| Her air passages were blocked. 她的呼吸道堵塞。 |
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7 | C a journey or a ticket for a journey by ship to a place 航程;船票 |
| +to He had saved enough money to pay his passage to America. 他攒够了去美洲的船票钱。 |
| work your passage (=pay for your ticket by working on the ship) He managed to work his passage on a Polish boat to Stockholm. 在船上打工以支付船费 |
PHRASE |
- | the passage of time |
| the process by which time passes |
| 时光的流逝 |
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| The beauty of the gardens had not faded with the passage of time. 花园的美丽并未因光阴逝去而有所消减。 |
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See also | - bird of passage | - rite of passage | |
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