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pass

/pæs/

verb

Geçmek, yanından geçmek

To move past or go by something or someone.

  • We passed the church on our way here.
  • The car passed us at high speed.
  • Time passes quickly.
  • Legislative reforms must pass through multiple committee reviews before reaching the parliamentary floor for a final vote.
  • Migratory birds pass through temperate regions twice annually, following established flyways that span entire continents.
  • Genetic mutations can pass from one generation to the next, sometimes conferring advantages that enhance survival in specific environments.
verb

Sınavı geçmek

To succeed in a test, exam, or course.

  • Did you pass your driving test?
  • She passed all her exams with high marks.
  • You need 70% to pass.
verb

Birine vermek veya uzatmak

To give or hand something to someone.

  • Please pass the salt.
  • She passed me the documents.
  • Pass the ball to your teammate.
noun

Giriş izni veya geçer not

A document allowing entry or travel, or a successful grade.

  • You need a pass to enter the building.
  • He got a pass in mathematics.
  • She has a season pass for the ski resort.
noun

Takım arkadaşına pas

In sports, the act of throwing or kicking the ball to a teammate.

  • That was a perfect pass.
  • He made a long pass downfield.