pass, to get ahead, to move past

verb: pass, surpass, to get ahead, to move past, to cause or allow to go through or complete successfullyj;

Examples:

The car made an illegal pass to the right.
The state passed the law yesterday.

Do not use for:
Please pass the bread.
I need a volunteer to pass out the flyers.

Similar and related to:

verb, noun: to commute, to travel back and forth, to go back and forth; the commute

adverb: ahead, in front of

adverb: behind, in back of

verb: fall behind, lag behind, avoid

verb: to catch up

adverb, noun: beyond, far, distant

idiom: going steady, to be together regularly

adverb, verb: together, with; to accompany

The antonym of with:

preposition: without