Meaning ofpass outin English

Verb

1. to faint; lose consciousness
   The crowd began to pass out flyers to everyone.
   Synonyms:

   faintblackoutlose consciousnessswoonkeel over
   Antonyms:

   stay awakeremain consciouscome toregain consciousnessrevive
2. to faint or become unconscious; lose consciousness
   After running the marathon, she started to pass out from exhaustion.
3. to give or distribute something
   The company will pass out free samples of their new product.
   Synonyms:

   distributegive outhand outdispensedisseminateissueallocateapportionbestow
   Antonyms:

   withholdkeepretainhoardconceal
4. to distribute or hand out items
   The teacher asked the students to pass out the worksheets to their classmates.
5. to complete training; graduate
   After finishing her studies, she will pass out as a qualified doctor.
   Synonyms:

   graduatecompletefinish
   Antonyms:

   faildrop outquit
6. to graduate from university
   The new recruits will pass out from the military academy with a formal ceremony.
7. to complete training (with a ceremony)
   To pass out as a skilled engineer, one needs to undergo rigorous training and testing.
8. to master a task or job
   The pilot had to pass out a series of challenging flight tests to master the new aircraft.
   Synonyms:

   excelsucceedachieveaccomplishmaster
   Antonyms:

   failflunkfall shortunderperformstruggle
9. to master a skill or task through experience; gain expertise
   After years of practice, she was able to pass out as a certified translator.