Pass on meaning in English

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Definition

to pass on (a message): to communicate, to transmit, to give somebody (a message) verb
Can you pass this message on for me? Tell John I'll meet him at 9, not 10 tonight.
I'll pass on dinner: I can't have dinner with you this time idiom
  • "My boss, Bruno Delavigne, passed on your number."
  • "Brian : Yeah, I'll pass on your message... or put it next to him, with some flowers."
  • "Jones is expected in court this morning to hear charges against him and he denies claims that he passed on top secret information to perfume rivals Kalvin Krime and Grevlon."
  • "Icarus : Don't worry I'll pass on the message..."
  • "Jones is expected in court this morning to hear charges against him. He vehemently denies claims that he passed on top secret information to perfume rivals Kalvin Krime and Grevlon."

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