Passerait (en. Would pass)

/pa.se.ʁɛ/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

Indicates an action that could occur in the future under certain conditions.

If he had the time, he would go to the party.

S'il avait le temps, il passerait à la fête.

Used to express a likelihood.

If she knew it, she would pass on the message.

Si elle le savait, elle passerait le message.

Conditional form reflecting a hypothetical situation.

If I were in his place, I would come this way.

À sa place, je passerais par ici.

From the verb 'passer', from Latin 'passare'.

would fit well

Indicates that something would be pleasant or desirable.

passerait bien

he would pass

Used to talk about a possibility concerning a person.

il passerait

it would pass

Expresses that something would be accepted in a given situation.

cela passerait

pass

Act of moving from one place to another.

passer

passage

Action of passing or place through which one passes.

passage

passenger

Person who travels aboard a vehicle but is not the driver.

passager

Something that could happen easily.

It would go through like a letter in the mail.

Il passerait comme une lettre à la poste.

Indicates a conversation or story that is not serious.

It's just talk, it would pass without importance.

C'est juste du blabla, ça passerait sans importance.