Pass on

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phrasal verb

To give something to someone, after someone else gave it to you.

My grandmother passed on this recipe to me, and I'll pass it on to my children.
Visual representation of "pass on" - To give something to someone, after someone else gave it to you

Often appears as...

  • pass on a message
  • pass on a secret
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Traditions Continue

Used when traditions or knowledge are kept alive by sharing with the next generation.

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I'll pass on the family stories just like my dad did.
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Maintaining Bonds

Reflects a sense of connection and continuation between people, often family or friends.

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She passed on her love for music to her students.
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Sharing Skills

Can refer to teaching or giving others the ability to do something.

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He passed on his woodworking skills to the local kids.
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