English · English

pass

/pʰæs/ noun · plural: passes A1 (estimated)

1. opening, road, or track, available for passing — see also mountain pass, passage

German	der Pass, der Steig, der Durchlauf
French	passe, le passage, défilé
Portuguese	a passagem
Czech	průchod, průsmyk, sedlo
Italian	il passo, il passaggio, la forca
Spanish	el paso, la acreditación
Dutch	de pas, het heengaan, de passage
Swedish	en passage, en passning, inspel
Latin	saltus, angustia, furcula

2. movement of a tool over something, or something over a tool

French	le passage

3. permission or license to pass, or to go and come

German	der Passierschein, die Dauerkarte, die Zeitkarte
Spanish	pase

4. document granting permission to pass or to go and come

French	le laissez-passer, le sauf-conduit
Portuguese	passe
Czech	propustka
Italian	il lasciapassare
Spanish	pase
Swedish	ett pass

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English · English

to pass

/pʰæs/ verb A1 (estimated)

1. to move or be moved from one place to another

German	vorbeigehen, reichen, fahren
French	passer, donner, passer son tour
Portuguese	passar
Czech	projít, podat, podávat
Italian	passare, scorrere, trascorrere
Spanish	pasar, apurrir
Dutch	passeren, overdrijven, aangeven
Swedish	passera, passa
Latin	transeo, praetereo

2. to move beyond the range of the senses or of knowledge

French	passer
Spanish	pasar
Latin	praetereo

3. to go by, over, or through

French	passer
Portuguese	passar
Czech	minout
Italian	passare
Spanish	pasar
Dutch	voorbijgaan
Swedish	förflytta
Latin	praetereo

4. to go successfully through

French	passer
Dutch	slagen

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