Rechercher
passing
02
passant, qui passe
used to refer to the continuous movement of a time period
04
éphémère, passage
lacking intensity or significance
05
de passage, passant
moving past someone or something
06
passable, suffisant
meeting the minimum requirements or standards needed to succeed or proceed, such as in an exam or inspection
07
capacité à passer, habileté au passe
referring to the skill involved in throwing, hitting, or kicking a ball or puck to a teammate or ball down the field or court in sports
Passing
02
le passage, la disparition
the conclusion of something, marking the end of its existence or occurrence
03
le passage, la circulation
the action of moving past a person, object, or place
04
le passage, la transmission
the action of giving or transferring something to someone else
05
passe, transmission
the action of kicking, throwing, or hitting the ball to a teammate in order to advance play or maintain possession
06
réussite, obtention
the act of achieving a satisfactory or acceptable level in an examination or course of study
07
l'adoption, le vote
the action of formally approving something, often through voting or legislative action
08
prononcé, décision
the official act of a judge declaring or delivering a criminal's punishment or sentence in court
09
passement, passage
a situation where someone from one group, such as a certain race or sexual orientation, is mistaken for or tries to be seen as a member of another group, often for personal, social, or economic reasons
passing
01
extrêmement, passablement
to an exceeding or surpassing degree
Old usepassing
adj
pass
v
Exemple
The passing moment of silence was soon broken by the sound of laughter.
It was a tough exam, but he was relieved to get through it with a passing score.
