A ship of the line would pass in review with all of their flags flying in celebration. To pass with flying colors means they did very well and succeeded in their endeavor.
It means easily passing something, like a test, almost definitely getting a high A. to pass ( an exam ) with high scores. "Flying colors" is the term when a knight flies his colorful banner to announce his presence, usually when he was victorious in battle.
Both are right, with very different meanings. For examples: Put my keys on the book. I laid my bus pass on the book I was reading. The bailiff had me put my hand on the book, a worn Bible, before I testified in court. I read in the book about a character named Najetta from Africa. In the book, the author used many metaphors. Literal versus not literal The writer put many clues in the book for readers to investigate. (this is not a literal meaning of 'in the book) The prisoner cut out the inside part of pages so he could hide a penknife in the book. (very literal meaning)
The typical meaning of "pass out" is "to faint or lose consciousness." There are other meanings, depending on the context.
event or things that happened
mountain pass
It means easily passing something, like a test, almost definitely getting a high A. to pass ( an exam ) with high scores. "Flying colors" is the term when a knight flies his colorful banner to announce his presence, usually when he was victorious in battle.
Don't use meth. Then you will always pass the drug test for it with flying colors. Simple.
well if you work hard and you always make a quality product you should be able to pass with flying colors....unlike me im in woodshop right now and im online....wow i am a loozer..
The Sea of Suf (Exodus ch.14). Some translate this as the Red Sea, and some prefer to translate it as the Sea of Reeds (the literal meaning).
Colors that complement red, such as yellow and orange, will pass through a red filter. Other colors, such as blue and green, will be absorbed by the red filter and not pass through.
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When two celestial object come into close approximation to each other this is know as a conjunction.
The shape of her nose was irregular due to it being lopsided and broken multiple times
The flying items are the colorful circles, which make you fly, when you pass them.
The theme of Flying is Parents always want to pass on what they love to the people they love.
Both are right, with very different meanings. For examples: Put my keys on the book. I laid my bus pass on the book I was reading. The bailiff had me put my hand on the book, a worn Bible, before I testified in court. I read in the book about a character named Najetta from Africa. In the book, the author used many metaphors. Literal versus not literal The writer put many clues in the book for readers to investigate. (this is not a literal meaning of 'in the book) The prisoner cut out the inside part of pages so he could hide a penknife in the book. (very literal meaning)
No, it does not. I know many people who smoke it daily and pass there weekly test with flying colors. That is true if they are testing you for THC, however, there has been a test developed to check for the smokable incense.