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>>what does passed out bottom of his class.?
>>that is "but he was passed out bottom of his class.."
I guess that he got the last position in his performance while stayed in school...Is that so?
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>>that is "but he was passed out bottom of his class.."
I guess that he got the last position in his performance while stayed in school...Is that so?
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T said:>>what does passed out bottom of his class.?
>>that is "but he was passed out bottom of his class.."
I guess that he got the last position in his performance while stayed in school...Is that so?
It sounds like a poor translation. "Passed out" means either "dispensed something" or "fall unconscious". I suspect "passed out" in your sentence should be "graduated at the" or "left school at the".
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