pass on
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See pass away .
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Transfer something, as in Sign the card and then pass it on to the others , or Grandpa passed his tools on to his favorite grandson . Also see pass the torch .
Example Sentences
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So there’s generally good profit in adding extra beef, since the only add-on cost to the restaurant is the patty itself, and that can be passed on to the consumer.
From MarketWatch
The data indicate that manufacturers are passing on both higher tariffs and recent increases in industrial metals prices to customers, writes Samuel Tombs, chief U.S. economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
From Barron's
Nevertheless, the Parisians took the lead in the seventh minute as Vitinha collected a Khvicha Kvaratskhelia pass on the edge of the area before curling a low shot into the corner.
From Barron's
For Adam Erlichson’s parents, investing was an important skill to pass on to their children.
From MarketWatch
Utilities in New Jersey procure power from independent generators and pass on wholesale power prices, along with their costs for transmission and distribution, to customers.
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