bypass
BrE /ˈbaɪ.pɑːs/ AmE /ˈbaɪ.pæs/
verb / noun en → es
past bypassed pp bypassed ing bypassing
to go around something that is blocking a road or path, instead of going through it
atravesar, rodear, desviarse de
- take a bypass
Collocations bypass the city · take a bypass to avoid traffic
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We decided to take a bypass to avoid the heavy traffic.
Decidimos tomar un desvío para evitar el tráfico intenso.
to have an operation that creates a new route for blood to flow around part of the body, especially the heart or arteries
cirujía de bypass, operación de bypass
- have a bypass operation
Collocations bypass surgery · heart bypass operation
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He had to have a heart bypass operation.
Tuvo que someterse a una cirugía de bypass cardíaco.
to go around or avoid using part of a computer program that you do not want to use at the moment
saltar, omitir, evitar
- bypass a security system
Collocations bypass a firewall · bypass a password requirement
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The hacker bypassed the company's security system.
El hacker saltó el sistema de seguridad de la empresa.
to avoid a law or rule by finding ways to get around it, often in order to achieve an illegal purpose
eludir, saltar, evitar
- bypass the rules
Collocations bypass tax laws · bypass regulations
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The company tried to bypass environmental regulations.
La empresa intentó eludir las regulaciones ambientales.