Sneak past.

Meaning: This means to move quietly and secretly beyond someone or something. It's like saying, Move quietly and secretly so that you can avoid being seen.

Choice of Words: Sneak is a verb that means to move or act quietly and secretly, often to avoid being noticed. Past is a preposition that means to move by or beyond someone or something. When you put them together, "Sneak past" is an instruction to move quietly and secretly beyond someone or something.

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Related Expressions

• Fox sneak food sleep safe.
• Sneak quietly.
• Fast car zoomed past in a blur.
• The river flowed swiftly past the green fields.
• The river flows gently past the meadow in the countryside.
• The boy runs swiftly past the other children in the race.
• The red car sped past the blue house.
• The train sped past the station.
• In the past, people used horses for transport.
• The boy quietly tiptoed past the sleeping dog.