Rechercher
to pass off
[phrase form: pass]
01
to present oneself or something as someone or something else in a deceptive manner
02
se passer
to happen, usually referring to an event or a situation
03
se passer
to disappear slowly over time
04
se passer
to ignore or dismiss something
05
se passer
to present or promote something or someone as genuine or authentic when it is not
06
se passer
to release gases, smells, or vapors
Exemple
He tried to pass off his counterfeit bills as real money, but the cashier immediately noticed and called the police.
I can't believe he was able to pass off that ridiculous excuse as the truth.
The art forger passed off the imitation as a masterpiece from the Renaissance era.
The celebrations passed off without any issues.
The predicted storm never passed off, much to everyone's relief.
