路过 (lù guò): To pass by or through (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

I glanced at the new notice on the bulletin board as I passed by.

When I passed by the consulate, I saw a long line outside.

Did you make a special trip here for the inspection, or are you just passing by?

He didn't make a special trip to visit; he just happened to be passing by.

When I passed by the newspaper office, I picked up a copy of today's morning paper.

Since you're going to pass by the supermarket anyway, could you buy me a bottle of soy sauce?

He was not on duty; he just happened to pass by the office.

If you pass by the supermarket, could you buy me a bottle of milk on your way?

Every time I pass by that desolate wilderness, I speed up the car.