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    Pasamos (en. We passed)

    /paˈsamos/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Indicates the action of traveling or moving from one place to another.
    We passed through the park on our way home.
    Pasamos por el parque de camino a casa.
    Reflects the fact of living or experiencing a time.
    We had an unforgettable vacation last year.
    Pasamos unas vacaciones inolvidables el año pasado.
    Suggests the act of passing something to another person or place.
    We passed the ball during the game.
    Pasamos la pelota durante el juego.
    It is used to indicate that time has been consumed.
    We spent a lot of time talking.
    Pasamos mucho tiempo hablando.
    It can be used in contexts of experience.
    We went through difficult times together.
    Pasamos por momentos difíciles juntos.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'passare', which means to move or travel.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    we had a good time
    We had a good time.
    pasamos bien
    we turn the page
    We changed the subject or situation.
    pasamos la página
    we spend time
    We had fun or entertained ourselves.
    pasamos el rato

    Related Words

    step
    Movement of one foot before the other.
    paso
    pass me
    Imperative form of the verb to pass, used to request something to be handed over.
    pásame
    to pass
    Verb that indicates the act of moving something through a place or time.
    pasar

    Slang Meanings

    To hang out
    We're going to hang out at the beach this weekend.
    Vamos a pasar el rato en la playa este fin de semana.
    To overlook
    I can't overlook that disrespect.
    No puedo pasar por alto esa falta de respeto.