[ Vocabulary ]
Bypass
A. (v) To avoid or go around something. Example: We took a road that bypasses the city.
B. (v) To speed up a process or action. Example: We need to bypass the usual procedures.
C. (v) To enhance or improve something. Example: We decided to bypass the old methods.
D. (v) To ignore or overlook something. Example: We chose to bypass the warning signs.
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