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A2  pass  geçmek; aşmak

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verb  /pɑːs  ; US pæs  / verb pass (verb)
 /pɑːs  ; US
pæs  / verb
 
MOVE 
1 [intransitive,
transitive]
to move past or to the
other side of sb/sth
geçmek; aşmak
 The street was crowded and the two buses
couldn't pass.
 They passed a police checkpoint.
 I passed him in the street but he didn't
say hello.
Passed ile past 'ı
birbirine karıştırmayınız. Passed bir fiildir, past ise bir sıfat
ya da edattır:
 The summer months passed slowly.
 The past week was very hot.
 Our house is just past the church.
 2 [intransitive,
transitive]
 pass (sth) along, down,
through, etc. (sth)
to go or move, or make
sth move, in the direction mentioned
geçmek; 
geçirmek
 Which towns do we pass through on the way
to Paris?
 A plane passed overhead.
 We'll have to pass the wire through the
window.
GIVE 
3 [transitive]
pass
sth (to sb)
to give sth to sb
geçirmek, vermek
 Could you pass (me) the salt, please?
 Could you pass a message to my father?
BALL 
4 [intransitive,
transitive]
pass
(sth) (to sb)
to kick, hit or throw
the ball to sb on your own team
 (top oyunları) topu
geçirmek, -e pas vermek
 He passed (the ball) to Owen.
TIME 
5 [intransitive]
to go by
geçmek
 At least a year has passed since I last saw
them.
 It was a long journey but the time passed
very quickly.
 6 [transitive]
to spend time,
especially when you are bored or waiting for sth
geçirmek
 I'll have to think of something to do to pass
the time in hospital.
EXAM 
7 [intransitive,
transitive]
to achieve the
necessary standard in an exam, test, etc.
 (test, sınav vb.) geçmek
 Good luck in the exam! I'm sure you'll
pass.
OPPOSITE FAIL1
 8 [transitive]
to test sb/sth and say
that he/she/it is good enough
geçirmek
 The examiner passed most of the students.
LAW 
9 [transitive]
to officially approve
a law, etc. by voting
geçirmek, kabul
etmek
 One of the functions of Parliament is to pass
new laws.
BE ALLOWED 
10 [intransitive]
to be allowed or
accepted
hoş
görmek
 I didn't like what he was saying but I let
it pass.
GIVE OPINION 
11 [transitive]
pass
sth (on sb/sth)
to give an opinion,
judgement, etc.
görüş
bildirmek; 
hüküm
vermek
 The judge passed sentence on the
young man.
IDIOMS
pass
the buck (to sb)
to make sb else
responsible for a difficult situation
topu
başkasına atmak
pass
water
(formal)
to get rid of waste
liquid from your body
idrar
yapmak
PHRASAL VERBS
pass
away
used as a polite way
of saying ‘die’
ölmek, göçüp
gitmek
 The old man passed away in his sleep.
pass
by (sb/sth)
to go past
yanından
geçmek
 I pass by your house on the way to work.
pass
sth down
to give or teach sth
to people who will live after you have died
miras
bırakmak
 The family home has been passed down from
one generation to the next.
pass
for sb/sth
to be accepted as
sb/sth that he/she/it is not
-e
benzemek, ... olarak kabul edilmek
 His mother looks so young she'd pass for
his sister.
pass
sb/sth off (as sb/sth)
to say that a person
or a thing is sth that he/she/it is not
 (bir şey/bir kimse) …
olarak yutturmak, … süsü vermek
 He tried to pass the work off as his own.
pass
sth on (to sb)
to give sth to sb
else, especially after you have been given it or used it yourself
geçirmek, iletmek
 Could you pass the message on to Mr Roberts?
pass
out
to become unconscious
bayılmak
SYNONYM FAINT2
OPPOSITE come
round

Level	A2
Kind	verb
Front	pass
IPA	/pɑːs ; US pæs / verb
Back	geçmek; aşmak
Back 2	pass (verb) /pɑːs ; US pæs / verb MOVE 1 [intransitive, transitive] to move past or to the other side of sb/sth geçmek; aşmak The street was crowded and the two buses couldn't pass. They passed a police checkpoint. I passed him in the street but he didn't say hello. Passed ile past 'ı birbirine karıştırmayınız. Passed bir fiildir, past ise bir sıfat ya da edattır: The summer months passed slowly. The past week was very hot. Our house is just past the church. 2 [intransitive, transitive] pass (sth) along, down, through, etc. (sth) to go or move, or make sth move, in the direction mentioned geçmek; geçirmek Which towns do we pass through on the way to Paris? A plane passed overhead. We'll have to pass the wire through the window. GIVE 3 [transitive] pass sth (to sb) to give sth to sb geçirmek, vermek Could you pass (me) the salt, please? Could you pass a message to my father? BALL 4 [intransitive, transitive] pass (sth) (to sb) to kick, hit or throw the ball to sb on your own team (top oyunları) topu geçirmek, -e pas vermek He passed (the ball) to Owen. TIME 5 [intransitive] to go by geçmek At least a year has passed since I last saw them. It was a long journey but the time passed very quickly. 6 [transitive] to spend time, especially when you are bored or waiting for sth geçirmek I'll have to think of something to do to pass the time* in hospital.* EXAM 7 [intransitive, transitive] to achieve the necessary standard in an exam, test, etc. (test, sınav vb.) geçmek Good luck in the exam! I'm sure you'll pass. *OPPOSITE* FAIL1 8 [transitive] to test sb/sth and say that he/she/it is good enough geçirmek The examiner passed most of the students. LAW 9 [transitive] to officially approve a law, etc. by voting geçirmek, kabul etmek One of the functions of Parliament is to pass* new laws.* BE ALLOWED 10 [intransitive] to be allowed or accepted hoş görmek I didn't like what he was saying but I let it pass. GIVE OPINION 11 [transitive] pass sth (on sb/sth) to give an opinion, judgement, etc. görüş bildirmek; hüküm vermek The judge passed sentence* on the young man.* IDIOMS pass the buck (to sb) to make sb else responsible for a difficult situation topu başkasına atmak pass water (formal) to get rid of waste liquid from your body idrar yapmak PHRASAL VERBS pass away used as a polite way of saying ‘die’ ölmek, göçüp gitmek The old man passed away in his sleep. pass by (sb/sth) to go past yanından geçmek I pass by your house on the way to work. pass sth down to give or teach sth to people who will live after you have died miras bırakmak The family home has been passed down from one generation to the next. pass for sb/sth to be accepted as sb/sth that he/she/it is not -e benzemek, ... olarak kabul edilmek His mother looks so young she'd pass for his sister. pass sb/sth off (as sb/sth) to say that a person or a thing is sth that he/she/it is not (bir şey/bir kimse) … olarak yutturmak, … süsü vermek He tried to pass the work off as his own. pass sth on (to sb) to give sth to sb else, especially after you have been given it or used it yourself geçirmek, iletmek Could you pass the message on to Mr Roberts? pass out to become unconscious bayılmak *SYNONYM* FAINT2 *OPPOSITE* come round

Pass Passed Sth Transitive Geçirmek Geçmek Past Give

pass (verb)