Understanding the Meaning of 'passes'

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  • Learn about the meaning of 'passes' in this context and how it relates to the behavior of the friend who lost her husband to suicide.
  • Discover the significance of 'passes' in this situation where the behavior of the bereaved friend is being tolerated due to the circumstances.
  • Explore the interpretation of 'passes' and its connection to the behavior exhibited by the friend who recently experienced the death of her husband.
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passの意味

Six months ago, my friend Lindy's husband committed suicide. I have been there for her and understand it takes time, but I'm reaching my limit. I make plans with her for dinners at our home and at restaurants and have planned various outings, because I know it's difficult to be in the house alone. However, she constantly manipulates, yells at me when she doesn't get her way, and uses the loss of her husband as a rationale for why I and others must do what she wants regardless of what's happening in our own lives, and expects us to tolerate this behavior. Because of the circumstances, I have given her several passes on the disgusting behavior she has displayed, ここでのpassesはどのような意味でしょうか?よろしくお願いします

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 ここでのpassesはどのような意味でしょうか?  ここのpass は、下記の名刺の4「及第点」でしょう。それも「本来なら落第になる答案につける「お情け」及第点。 https://eow.alc.co.jp/search?q=pass  まあ夫が自殺したという場合が場合だから、彼女が見せた(本来なら)許せない仕打ちにも一度ならず大目に見てあげた(のに、もう我慢の限界!!)

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