passe

Noun

1. (feminine) pass (the act of passing)
2. (feminine) pass (passageway)
3. (feminine) pass
4. (feminine) trick (paid-for sex act)

Verb

1. (first-person, form-of, indicative, present, singular, subjunctive, third-person) inflection of passer:
2. (form-of, imperative, second-person, singular) inflection of passer:

Pronounced as (IPA)

/pas/

Concepts

pass

master key

passkey

channel

master

passage

passe-partout

trick

waterway

navigable channel

navigable pass

navigable path

navigation pass

detection pass

chip

fairway

gap

Synonyms

passepartout

passe-partout

chenal

passage

développement

fente

maître

serre-tête

ticket

🎫

goulet

billet

gorge abyssale

bulletin

canal

détroit

Translations

Pass

passaggio

llave maestra

Abgabe

Passepartout

paso

Zentralschlüssel

passe-partout

moedersleutel

Generalschlüssel

clau mestra

passa

pas-

Haupschlüssel

pas

Sentences

La scène se passe à Paris , de nos jours .

The scene takes place in Paris, nowadays.

Elle passe les sept premières années de sa vie aux États-Unis .

She spent the first seven years of her life in the United States.

Dès lors , le projet est en passe d'être abandonné .

Therefore, the project is about to be abandoned.

Gérard Mannoni passe son enfance à Paris .

Gérard Mannoni spent his childhood in Paris.

Le couple passe par des sentiments extrêmes , de l’amour à la violence .

The couple goes through extreme feelings, from love to violence.

Elle passe dans la vallée entre les montagnes Mazatzal et de Superstition .

It passes through the valley between the Mazatzal and Superstition mountains.