pas
Pronunciation: [pæs]
Context: "sports"
(noun) a play in a sport where a player throws or kicks the ball to a teammate. It helps to move the game forward and keep the ball in play.
Example
She made a perfect pass to her teammate, who scored a goal.
Example
He missed the pass and let the ball go out of bounds.
Example
Did you see the great pass that led to the winning shot?
Context: "travel"
(noun) a document or ticket that allows someone to enter a place or travel without restrictions. It helps you get through borders or into special events.
Example
We showed our boarding pass at the airport before getting on the plane.
Example
Without a valid pass, they weren't allowed to enter the concert.
Example
Did you remember to bring your pass for the theme park?
Context: "game"
(noun) a turn in certain games where a player decides not to make a move and lets the next player go instead. It can be a strategic choice.
Example
He decided to pass his turn to save his special move for later.
Example
She didn't want to pass; she wanted to play her best card.
Example
Why did you decide to pass instead of playing?
Context: "sports"
(verb) to throw or kick the ball to another player. This helps to keep the game exciting and to create opportunities to score.
Example
She will pass the ball when she sees an open teammate.
Example
He didn't pass the ball and tried to do everything himself, which didn't work.
Example
Will you pass me the ball during the next play?