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The train whooshed past.

The post office is just two blocks away.

Make a left turn after the bank.

pass along a street

glide past

row sb across a river

cross the children at the intersection

help/hand a blind man across a street

walk over a bridge

cross the finish line

cross the Pacific Ocean

cross a river; pass/cross over to the other side of the river

In another year she will be graduated.

The baby is three weeks overdue.

The time passed pleasantly for her.

Where are you going for your summer holidays?

This morning has gone past so quickly.

It took her a long time to get over her cold.

It was several minutes before we realized we were talking at cross-purposes.

be past sixty years of age

have a good/glorious time

woman past child bearing (age)

live in seclusion

stay overnight

live a relatively well-off life

spend/celebrate/observe/enjoy the Spring Festival

Bullets were going over our heads all the time.

She passed by him without stopping.

get through a small hole

jump over a ditch

elbow/bore one's way through a crowd of people

climb/get over a wall

pass the enemy line

get through a cold winter

She turned/twisted about and faced me.

The car had to back up, and then turn around.

turn away one's face; face away

I don't think the patient will live through/out the night.

That box is no more than ten kilos.

go past one's station

oversleep (oneself)

let a chance go by; miss a chance

As a professional boxer, he excels all his contemporaries.

I have no chance of defeating him. / I'm no match for him.

He is more than a match for two of me.

His wife is everything to him.

No one can match her in typing.