Get back
Pass
Pass verb - To shift possession of (something) from one person to another.
Both terms in one sentence
- This allows the Faata to let the tuahha pass quicker (while being unconscious at the time) and get back to his or her life.
- Loki and Bartleby's plan is to essentially dump their wings, pass through into the church and viola, purged of all sins and allowed to get back into Heaven.
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In addition, the pass over a very prominent ridge and so to accidentally get back to their starting place, they must have gone back down the same side they went up.
Source: Film / The Edge
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