Passerons (en. Will pass)

/pasəʁɔ̃/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

verb

To succeed in crossing a place.

We will pass through the park tomorrow.

Nous passerons par le parc demain.

To move from one place to another.

We will pass by the train station before leaving.

Nous passerons à la gare avant de partir.

Time needed to accomplish an action.

We will spend the whole day studying.

Nous passerons toute la journée à étudier.

The verb 'passer' comes from the Latin 'passare' which means 'to pass'.

to spend time

Dedicate a duration to an activity.

passer du temps

to take action

Start to act to accomplish something.

passer à l'action

to go unnoticed

Not to be noticed.

passer inaperçu

passage

Action of passing, or space through which one passes.

passage

passerby

A person who passes by, especially on the street.

passant

passable

That can be passed, acceptable.

passable

To do without someone or something.

We're going to pass without him, he's too slow.

On va passer sans lui, il est trop lent.

When one spends time doing nothing.

We were just passing the time at the café.

On était juste en train de passer le temps au café.