or OFF, praeterire (general term; ☞ praeterlabi, in this sense, is not Latin): exire (to come to an end; of time; e.g., eorum nullus sine ebrietate exit dies): effluere (of time, to flow away without being usefully employed): extrahi (to be let slip without being well employed; of points of time): to pass away imperceptibly, labi: to pass away quickly, avolare, fugere, aufugere (all of time): to suffer time to pass away, tempus extrahere aliqua re (e.g., triduum disputationibus excusationibusque extrahitur): not to let a day pass away without, etc., nullum pati esse diem, quin, etc.: to let one day pass away after another, diem ex die ducere; diem de die differre.