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пройти

v
stresses
пройти успешно; пройти хорошо; пройти мимо
gen. pass off (об ощущениях и т. п.); go through (о законопроекте, предложении); go (Her surgery went as well as we could have hoped, but she's not out of the woods yet.); thrid; go right past (inadvertently); fit into; traverse (a route or path); walk the length of (e.g. a street); run (of a road, border, etc.); extend; be held; proceed; be accepted; carry (of a proposal or motion); undergo (treatment, training, etc.); complete (a course); clear (customs); lie behind; pass (by; to end or go away • His sickness soon passed); come through (т.е. пережить) войну и т.п.); get through (step aside, please, the firemen can't get through – пожалуйста, отойдите, пожарные не могут пройти В.И.Макаров); elapse; pierce; pass away (о времени); blow over; get by; get over (расстояние); pass on; penetrate into; penetrate through; penetrate to; roll by (о времени и т. п.); roll on (о времени и т. п.); get in (на выборах); overpass; make the cut (отбор успешно, см. wiktionary.org masizonenko); make it through (Баян); be over (When these difficult times are over, we'll be much stronger. – трудные времена пройдут ART Vancouver); go away (о боли, проблеме Баян); percolate; go off (о концерте и т.п.); move on; pass off (о дожде, буре; (of sickness, an emotion etc.) to go away • By the evening, his sickness had passed off and he felt better); complete (курс обучения Enotte); get through (о законопроекте); get beyond (за что-либо); wear for a certain time; go round; abate; let up (о боли и т. п.); make (a certain distance); spread; stop; walk (along, by, past, through); skirt; pass along (Пахно Е.А.); be employed (as); have passed (также фигурально Andrey Truhachev); go by (о времени); survive (In essence, a Darwinian situation develops, in that those instructional techniques that allow a school to survive a test become the accepted instructional ... Alexander Demidov); travel; march; cover (расстояние)
Gruzovik pass by/through (pf of проходить)
comp. route
comp.games. clear (уровень, босса и т.д. mitasova); beat (beat the game, beat a level SirReal)
dipl. pass (цензуру, досмотр и т.п.)
ecol. carry (сертификацию Sleepstream)
Gruzovik, inf. study (pf of проходить)
inf. go down (How did it go down?Did it go down well with her parents? – Как прошло с ее родителями? 4uzhoj); work (as); walk (for a certain length of time); study (a subject)
inf., amer. track (расстояние)
Makarov. go (went; gone); go through something (о проекте, предложении; где-либо); come at (к кому-либо); be held (о собрании и т. п.); be over; get through (в парламент); go off (состояться); pass off; pass over; pass unobserved; pass upon; slip by (о времени; незаметно)
math. walk (along/by/past/through); pass (through); of news, etc go round; of news, etc spread; be in progress; assume; go; run across; run from ... into; take on; take place; become; fit through; go past; miss; pass through; travel (of news, etc)
mil., obs. clear
nautic. overblow; sail through (Ukrainian ships were rammed, fired on, and ultimately boarded by Russian special forces after they attempted to sail through the Strait of Kerch on Sunday. 4uzhoj)
navig. steam (определённое расстояние)
qual.cont. of time pass; of pain, etc go away; of pain, etc be over; of pain, etc stop; cover (a certain distance); make (a certain distance); undergo (training, etc); go through; sink; drift; drive; endure; experience; filter through; leak through; turn out; be adopted; be approved; do; take; of pain, etc abate; elapse (of time)
sail. make one's way ([под парусом] до, к – to • Chuck Rutherford and Lana Ann Stempien's sailing adventure was to take them up the St. Claire River and into Lake Huron, after which they planned to make their way to Mackinac Island. ART Vancouver)
slang make it (без помех)
sociol. be past (также фигурально Andrey Truhachev)
sport. sweep (группу sankozh); cover (дистанцию)
w.polo. cross
for a constituency пройти v
dipl., law, contr. get in (на выборах от какого-либо избирательного округа)
"пройти" v
footb. eliminate an opponent
пройтись v
gen. saunter; go for a turn (по саду); take a walk; stretch legs; have a stroll (Aenigma1988); walk up and down; undertake a walk (Andrey Truhachev); go for a walk (Andrey Truhachev); go for a stroll (Andrey Truhachev); have a walk (Andrey Truhachev); step; walk; stroll
Gruzovik stroll; walk up and down (pf of прохаживаться)
fig. rattle through (в смысле, быстро проговорить, коротко осветить и т. п. Vadim Rouminsky)
fig., inf. run over (describe briefly; to summarize or recapitulate • Before we start the project, let's just run over who is doing what. 4uzhoj)
Gruzovik, inf. dance; run over (pf of прохаживаться); touch (pf of прохаживаться)
idiom. eat the wind (Interex)
inf. go for a short run (Andrey Truhachev); run (over); touch; take a wander (прогуляться igisheva); go (over); take a stroll (Andrey Truhachev); shoot down in flames (по кому-либо или чему-либо, в значении "раскритиковать" 4uzhoj); run back (over something • Let's run back over what has just been said – Давайте ещё раз пройдемся по тому, о чем мы только что говорили.); run back over (something • Let's run back over what has just been said – Давайте ещё раз пройдемся по тому, о чем мы только что говорили.); make slighting remarks about (with насчёт or no адресу); take a swipe at
Makarov. go for a turn (где-либо); have a turn (где-либо); walk along
old.fash. take a turn; take a turn (где-либо В.И.Макаров)
slang ball (After a heavy meal I like quick ball round the square. Interex)
прошло v
gen. it's now been (*indicating the amount of time • It's now been 35 years since an entire family seemingly vanished into thin air in northern B.C. In 1989, Ronnie and Doreen Jack were living in Strathcona Avenue in Prince George, B.C., with their two sons, Russell and Ryan, who were nine and four years old at the time. On Aug. 2, Ronnie spoke to a man, at a pub near their home, who offered the couple jobs at a logging camp outside of the city. The family was expected to be gone for 10 days — but never returned. (cbc.ca) -- Прошло 35 лет с тех пор, как ... ART Vancouver); it's been (*indicating the amount of time • No one knows what actually occurred. It’s been 66 years, and no one has found her. With the Internet and technology, you would think something would have come up, but no. (mysteriousuniverse.org) ART Vancouver); passed (*indicating the amount of time; used in either the past or the present perfect tense depending on the sequence of the events (had / have passed) • In her most recent application to have that order overturned, Este argued that Justice Francesca Marzari had erred by not recusing herself because she should have been aware of her own bias on the matter. (...) During the previous hearing, Este had raised this issue to the judge, but Marzari dismissed the application, stating that almost seven years had passed since she worked at the firm, and that she couldn’t remember ever being involved in Este’s case. (nsnews.com) -- прошло почти семь лет с тех пор, как она работала в юридической фирме ART Vancouver)
прошёл v
transp. pass (P.S. иногда варианты перевода данного слова используются без применения окончания -ed. Yeldar Azanbayev)
пройтись по подиуму v
fig.of.sp. vogue (dance to music in such a way as to imitate the characteristic poses struck by a model on a catwalk. mika1713)
 Russian thesaurus
пройдя v
gen. деепр. от пройти
пройдясь v
gen. деепр. от пройтись
прошедшись v
obs. деепр. от пройтись
прошедши v
obs. деепр. от пройти
пройти
: 1970 phrases in 121 subjects
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American usage, not spelling18
Artificial intelligence2
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Bible2
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British usage, not spelling1
Business12
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Chess25
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Idiomatic63
Informal75
Information security and data protection2
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Internet3
Ironical1
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Law12
Librarianship2
Linguistics1
Literally1
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Makarov388
Mass media3
Mathematics2
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Medical12
Meteorology1
Microsoft1
Military17
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Military lingo4
Mining2
Missiles2
NATO1
Nautical8
Navigation4
Notarial practice1
Nuclear and fusion power1
Obsolete / dated2
Oil and gas1
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Old-fashioned or obsolescent1
Oncology1
Patents2
Pharmacy and pharmacology2
Police2
Politics7
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Proverb42
Psychology2
Quality control and standards2
Quotes and aphorisms3
Rail transport1
Religion4
Research and development2
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Sailing1
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Scientific1
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Show business1
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Slang19
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Sociology2
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Tennis1
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