pass

• Sustantivo con varios significados, incluyendo la acción de pasar junto a algo, un resultado exitoso en un examen, un billete o pase de entrada, un pase de balón en deportes o un paso estrecho entre montañas.

A noun with multiple meanings, including an act of moving past something, a successful result in an examination, a ticket or permit for entry, a throw of a ball in sports, or a narrow route through mountains.

1. Success in examA2formal

   An official mark showing that someone has successfully completed a test or exam.

   Aprobado en examen

   • She got a pass in all her subjects.
   • He narrowly achieved a pass in mathematics.
   • The pass mark is 60 percent.

   Antónimosfail

2. Permission or ticketB1formal

   A document that allows someone to enter a place or travel without paying.

   Pase (permiso o entrada)

   • They gave us a free pass to the concert.
   • Show your pass at the entrance.
   • I have a backstage pass for the event.

   Sinónimosadmissionauthorizationbadgecredentiallaissez passerpermitticket

3. Route through mountainsB2formal

   A narrow path or road through mountains or difficult terrain.

   Paso de montaña

   • The hikers crossed the mountain pass at dawn.
   • The pass was blocked by heavy snow.
   • This pass offers stunning views of the valley.

   Sinónimoscoldefilegapnotchsaddle

4. Sports actionB1informalsport

   An act of kicking, throwing, or hitting a ball to another player.

   Pase (en deportes)

   • He made a perfect pass to his teammate.
   • The quarterback threw a long pass.
   • A good pass set up the winning goal.

   Sinónimosdeliveryfeedkickthrowtoss

• Verbo que indica moverse más allá de algo o alguien, transferir la posesión o superar con éxito un examen o prueba.

A verb used to indicate moving past or beyond something, transferring possession, or succeeding in an exam or test.

1. Move pastA1formal

   To go by or move beyond something or someone.

   Pasar (moverse más allá)

   • The car passed us on the highway.
   • She passed the shop without stopping.
   • Time passes quickly when you're having fun.

   Sinónimosgo bygo pastovertakepass by

   Antónimoshaltremainstaystop

2. Succeed in examA2formal

   To successfully complete a test, exam, or course.

   aprobar un examen

   • He passed his driving test on the first try.
   • All students passed the final exam.
   • Did you pass the math test?

   Sinónimosaceclearget throughqualifysail throughsucceed

   Antónimosfail

3. Give or hand overA1formal

   To transfer something to someone else.

   Pasar, entregar

   • Please pass the salt.
   • She passed the ball to her teammate.
   • He passed me the documents.

   Sinónimosconveydelivergivehandhand overtransferturn over

4. B2formal

   To die (formal or euphemistic expression).

   Fallecer

   • His grandfather passed away last night.
   • She passed peacefully in her sleep.
   • The news of his passing shocked everyone.

   Sinónimosdeceasedepartexpirepass awaypass onperish

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