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bypass English

Meaning bypass meaning

What does bypass mean?
Definitions in simple English

bypass Noun

— A bypass is a way to get around something, often used in medicine. He will need a heart bypass to survive.

bypass Verb

— To bypass is to go around an object in order to avoid it. The road was closed so we needed to bypass it with a side street.

bypass

— verb avoid something unpleasant or laborious You cannot bypass these rules! — noun (= beltway) a highway that encircles an urban area so that traffic does not have to pass through the center — noun a surgically created shunt (usually around a damaged part) — noun (= shunt) a conductor having low resistance in parallel with another device to divert a fraction of the current

Synonyms bypass synonyms

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bypass English » English

detour roundabout way go around short-circuit ring road pass go round get around circumvent skirt shunt side road round ringway branch pass round leg elude electrical shunt crossroad circumnavigate circle byway by beltway avoid workaround wave off turning movement tributary waterway tributary stream tributary flow tributary drain tributary course tributary surpass subcircuit stub arm stay away from slur over side-way side tube side stream shun service road send around push aside pipe branch pass over pass off

Topics bypass topics

What do people use bypass to talk about?
Social behavior Prosperity, trouble Respond to someone in trouble

Save from trouble
Physical actions Move Move toward something

Move past, over, through

Conjugation bypass conjugation

How do you conjugate bypass?

bypass · verb

Examples bypass examples

How do I use bypass in a sentence?

Simple sentences

We'll bypass the city centre.
A bypass allows more blood to flow to the heart.

Movie subtitles

Take advantage of this sandstorm to bypass them, hoping to run into one of our patrols. which isn't likely.
I can't bypass all islands in between.
Um, we pass my place at the end of the bypass.
There are two components factories and a Birmingham Chemicals subsidiary on the bypass, all of which draw their wages here tomorrow.
Mr. President. it would certainly be a dramatic affirmation of the nominee. if we were to bypass the regular procedures. of the Senate and vote him into office now.
They're gonna bypass the swamp and take the main track through the bush.
Somehow, these pills bypass the lungs and produce oxygen right in the blood.
Bypass it.
Can we bypass that bridge?
Gen. Mailenkoff may have the premier bypass Los Angeles.
Isn't there another route to bypass all this?
Better rig a bypass circuit.
Switch to bypass circuits.
We've attached to some bypass and leader circuits to compensate for the difference, tied directly into the impulse engines.
To enter Switzerland above Lake Constance and bypass the Rhine, we'll have to cover.
On Richmond Bypass? Yes. Yes, I'll arrange to have it removed.
They found my car on Richmond Bypass wrecked.
We can't bypass this water hole.
Mmm? Um, we pass my place at the end of the bypass.
Yeah, we can bypass it.
If they can't smoke them out, maybe we'll bypass it.
Look, we could bypass them.
Or perhaps we can leave them there- bypass them.
Bypass them, lieutenant?
The japanese army does not bypass.
Bypass all that, get admitted to the Bar on motion.
Is there any way to bypass that road and get the trucks through to Jerusalem?
Isn't there another route so that we can bypass all this?
Maybe, if we can bypass the fuel bins without blowing ourselves up.
DeSalle channel bypass power into your heat dissipation units.
If we bypass, it means that someone has got to operate the controls manually.
The strain of coming through the atmosphere and the added load when we tried to bypass.
I tried the emergency bypass circuits, but they haven't been effective.
Well, I might be able to rig up a subspace bypass circuit. Good, do so.
I'm connecting the bypass circuit now, sir.
The bypass circuits are blocked.
Could he bypass a circuit?
Then bypass the relays, go to manual control.

News and current affairs

It doesn't matter that people seeking information are free to bypass Google and use other tools; they don't.
In Albania, instead of developing and strengthening our infant democratic institutions, the OSCE, in its desire to see its policies implemented, often seeks to bypass or override them.
The Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan oil pipeline--which will bypass Russia when it is completed--cannot re-define the country's economic strategy to the extent that Shevardnadze had sought.
Small wonder, then, that Germany, politically unable to vote on more bailout resources, has outsourced that job to the ECB, the only institution that can bypass democratically elected parliaments.
Such reforms can work only if the big member states do not succumb to the temptation to use these mechanisms to bypass or ride roughshod over the interests of the small countries.
When emotions can be aroused by methods that bypass consciousness, the public is left largely defenseless.
The Chilean courts allowed these cases to proceed by stripping Pinochet of his parliamentary immunity and endorsing a legal theory to bypass the amnesty.
Internet access would also bypass the problem of illiteracy, building on the oral traditions that are strong in many rural cultures and enabling communities to create self-help groups and share their problems with peers in other villages.
With deep divisions evident, Deng chose to bypass all existing institutions, the Party's Politburo, the Central Committee, and the National People's Congress and its Standing Committee.
His recent flirtation with a plan to bypass Bhutto and declare emergency rule provoked pointed Bush administration criticism.
If we cannot do what it takes to make them more effective, we will increasingly find that nations will bypass them altogether.
Above all, Syria wants to bypass Washington's reform agenda and preserve the domestic status quo.
In his six years in office, he has repeatedly tried to bypass a polarized state legislature - even the annual budget requires a two-thirds majority - by appealing directly to voters.
But under no circumstances should these schemes be established as purely donor-driven mechanisms that bypass local budgets and institutions.
As a result, China has also been able to bypass existing export controls and restrictions on the transfer of sensitive military technologies, particularly aerospace and satellite components and know-how.
Now, with the Party's ability to manage the economy seemingly at stake, its stimulus package implies a green light to bypass environmental regulations if jobs or growth targets are in jeopardy.
Cheng Zu used the Dong Chang to bypass other state organs and persecute countless innocent people who had offended him.
Russia can be effective in dealing with these issues only if it becomes a competent global actor. Yet many assume that world politics should be designed to bypass Russia.
Broad access to deep and liquid international debt markets has enabled policymakers to bypass some of the most challenging aspects of democratic governance.
There are alternative drugs, such as prasugrel or ticagrelor, which can be used instead of Plavix to bypass the problem.
It is impossible to bypass Iran in the search for solutions to the region's myriad crises.
Qaddafi frequently farmed out power to municipalities and citizens in an attempt to bypass the civil servants who consistently thwarted his grandiose plans.

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