passare

Meaning

Verb

1. (ambitransitive) to pass (all senses)
2. (intransitive) to exist; to there be; to take place
3. (intransitive) to live experiencing difficulties; to go (through)
4. (ambitransitive) to go too far; to exceed
5. (ergative) to graduate or be promoted to a higher level
6. (intransitive) to move on
7. (transitive) to go over or through
8. (transitive) to rub (a surface) with
9. (transitive) to transfer; to move
10. (transitive) to accept; to tolerate; to forgive
11. (intransitive) to be thought to be, to be said to be, to be taken for

Noun

passing, duration, movement (of time)

Concepts

pass

spend

happen

hand

✋

elapse

give

pass by

strain

go by

reach

occur

vanish

donate

puree

surpass

disappear

pass overto

cross

cross paths

drop by

drop in

emerge

evanesce

exceed

exit

fade

fleet

forward

go

go across

go along

go out

go past

go through

grant

holiday

ignore

impart

lapse

leave

materialise

materialize

objectify

overhaul

overtake

pass off

pass on

pass through

provide

quit

Synonyms

trascorrere

dare

andare

scorrere

sparire

succedere

muoversi

saltare

superare

volare

✈️

affidare

correre

trasmettere

scivolare

accadere

attraversare

consegnare

varcare

verificarsi

dividere

fare un salto

attraversare indenne

trasferirsi

uscire

assegnare

entrare

donare

avvenire

filtrare

accendere

ficcare

mettere

infilare

penetrare

cedere

oltrepassare

porgere

✋

colare

scolare

allungare

sorpassare

spostarsi

triturare

materializzare

affievolirsi

cambiare

comunicare

convertire

defezionare

fare

Translations

pasar

passer

passar

passar

donner

تجاوز

تغاضى

جهل

رحل

أعد

سير

تغوط

تبادل

تبرز

حدث

Hyphenated as

pas‧sà‧re

Pronounced as (IPA)

/pasˈsa.re/

Etymology

From Vulgar Latin *passāre, derived from Latin passus (“step”, noun).

Sentences

Con il passare del tempo , però , ha riconquistato il posto in squadra .

With the passage of time, however, he regained his place on the team.