pass out (cold)

pass out

To distribute something to others. A noun or pronoun can be used between "pass" and "out." Please pass these out to the rest of the class. The restaurant is passing out free samples of their food to people walking by.See also: out, pass

pass out (cold)

To fall asleep, faint, or lose consciousness. He passed out as soon as he saw the blood. They gave me so much to drink that I passed out cold by 10 PM. I've been up since 5 AM, so I'm just going to go pass out after dinner.See also: out, pass

pass something out (to someone)

to distribute something to someone. Please pass these out to everyone. Pass out these papers to everyone.See also: out, pass

pass out

to faint; to lose consciousness. Oh, look! Tom has passed out. When he got the news, he passed out.See also: out, pass

pass out

1. Distribute, as in He passed out the papers. [Early 1900s] 2. Also, pass out cold. Faint, as in When she heard the news she passed out cold. [Early 1900s] Also see out cold. See also: out, pass

pass out

v.1. To lose consciousness: Some of the football players passed out from the heat. The bar owner had to throw out patrons who would pass out after drinking.2. To go to sleep: I went home and passed out after a long day at work. 3. To distribute something: The teacher passed out the test results. Our troop leader passed the cookies out.See also: out, pass

单词	pass out (cold)
释义	pass out (cold) pass out To distribute something to others. A noun or pronoun can be used between "pass" and "out." Please pass these out to the rest of the class. The restaurant is passing out free samples of their food to people walking by.See also: out, pass pass out (cold) To fall asleep, faint, or lose consciousness. He passed out as soon as he saw the blood. They gave me so much to drink that I passed out cold by 10 PM. I've been up since 5 AM, so I'm just going to go pass out after dinner.See also: out, pass pass something out (to someone) to distribute something to someone. Please pass these out to everyone. Pass out these papers to everyone.See also: out, pass pass out to faint; to lose consciousness. Oh, look! Tom has passed out. When he got the news, he passed out.See also: out, pass pass out 1. Distribute, as in He passed out the papers. [Early 1900s] 2. Also, pass out cold. Faint, as in When she heard the news she passed out cold. [Early 1900s] Also see out cold. See also: out, pass pass out v.1. To lose consciousness: Some of the football players passed out from the heat. The bar owner had to throw out patrons who would pass out after drinking.2. To go to sleep: I went home and passed out after a long day at work. 3. To distribute something: The teacher passed out the test results. Our troop leader passed the cookies out.See also: out, pass
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