passes
Pronunciation: [ˈpæsɪz]
Context: "movement"
(verb) to move by someone or something or to go beyond it. When you pass, you usually go from one side to the other.
Example
She passes the ball to her teammate during the game.
Example
He didn't pass the test, so he has to study more.
Example
Did you see her pass by the store earlier?
Context: "time"
(verb) to go by or to elapse, usually referring to how time moves forward. When time passes, it means it just keeps going.
Example
Three hours passed while we were watching the movie.
Example
Time didn't pass quickly during the long wait.
Example
How quickly does time pass when you're having fun?
Context: "games"
(noun) a successful throw or kick of the ball to another player. This is often done in sports like football or basketball.
Example
That was an amazing pass from the quarterback!
Example
His pass missed the target completely.
Example
Did you see the perfect pass made during the game?
Context: "permission"
(noun) a piece of paper or document that allows someone to enter a place or do something. A pass can be like a ticket to get in somewhere.
Example
She showed her pass to enter the museum.
Example
Without a pass, he couldn't enter the concert.
Example
Do you have your pass for the school trip?