passer
Pronunciation: /pa.se/
“passer” is a French word. Its 20 meanings in English:
verb
- to go past
- to cross (a border)
- to pass
- to spend (time)
- to publish (a newspaper)
- to take, to sit (an exam or test)
- to pass (an exam or test)
- (transitive) to pass (an exam or test)
- to run
- to exceed (a limit)
- to percolate
- to hand down, to pass on
- to be allowed
- to pass, to go (between two entities)
- to show (a movie)
- to go up (a grade)
- to go down
- to go up
- to stop by, to pop in
- to pass away, to die
In French
- fr d’un lieu à un autre, traverser un espace.
- Changer de nature, de qualité, d’état.
- Traverser en subissant.
- Aller chez quelqu’un, visiter, rendre visite.
- fr, expirer.
- Traverser l’esprit.
- Être examiné; être évalué; être jugé.
- Être élu, être voté.
- Être reçu, être admis à un emploi, un grade, à un examen, un test, un cours.
- Être reçu par l’usage; avoir cours.
- S’introduire ou se glisser, en parlant des choses.
- Enfiler sur le corps, en parlant d'un vêtement.
Etymology
Inherited from Middle French passer, from Old French passer, from Vulgar Latin *passāre, derived from Latin passus (“step”, noun).
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