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to approach a specific place, object, or person and move past them
to go to a place or to travel through it
to transfer the possession of something to someone else, particularly by putting it in their hands or somewhere reachable
(of an illness) to transmit from one person to another
to transfer rights, ownership, or properties to someone else, typically through a legal or formal process
(of wealth or ownership rights) to be given to another person after the owner's demise
(of time) to go by
to occupy one's time, especially during boredom or waiting
to be stopped or come to an end
(of words, looks, or messages) to be exchanged or transferred between people
to get the necessary grades in an exam, test, course, etc.
to die
to move in front of another vehicle that is going more slowly
to make or accept a law by voting or by decree
to give information, an item, or responsibility to someone else for handling
to occur or be spoken in the course of events
to be allowed or go without objection
to change from one state, condition, or phase to another
to move beyond what one can comprehend, accept, or believe
to send waste substances out from the bladder or bowels
to be officially approved, accepted, or granted
to decline an offer, invitation, or opportunity
to give no answer to the question one is asked due to not knowing the answer or being unwilling to share the answer
to state something, particularly officially and in the presence of others
(in card games) to give up one's turn or choose not to play a card
to be perceived as the gender one identifies with or is presenting as
Slanga document or authorization that allows a person to enter, cross, or move through a restricted area
What is a "pass"?
A pass is a document or permit that gives someone permission to enter a restricted area or to travel through certain spaces. It is often required for access to places like buildings, events, or secure locations. Passes may be temporary or permanent and are typically issued by authorities or organizations to control entry. The purpose of a pass is to ensure that only authorized individuals can enter specific places or use certain services, providing security and organization.
(sports) the act of transferring the ball to a teammate
a written document granting permission for temporary leave from duty
a permit allowing entry to or exit from a military base or restricted installation
a play where the quarterback throws the football to a teammate to advance the ball down the field
What is a "pass"?
A pass in football is when the quarterback throws the ball to a teammate, usually a receiver, in an attempt to move the ball forward. The goal of the pass is to cover distance quickly, allowing the team to get closer to the opponent’s end zone and score. The player receiving the pass must catch the ball while trying to avoid being tackled by defenders. A pass is a key part of the game and is used to create opportunities for the team to gain yards and set up a potential score.
a flight or maneuver made by an aircraft over a specific area or target
a natural route or gap through a mountain range, lower than the surrounding peaks, allowing easier travel
a brief or casual attempt at doing something
a successful outcome indicating that a test or requirement has been satisfied
What is a "pass"?
A pass is a grade given when a student successfully meets the minimum requirements or standards for a test or assignment. It indicates that the student has demonstrated enough understanding or skill to fulfill the expectations of the task. A passing grade shows that the student has met the basic level of performance needed to move forward or complete the course or exam.
an automatic advancement to the next stage of a competition without having to face an opponent
a ticket granting free admission to an event or venue
a difficult or challenging point in a situation or period of time
a single complete movement or cycle performed by a machine or computer during an operation
(in baseball) the right of a batter to advance to first base after receiving four pitches outside the strike zone
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