Pasan (en. They pass)

/ˈpasan/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To carry out the movement of passing from one place to another.

They pass through the park every day.

Ellos pasan por el parque todos los días.

To occur or happen.

I don't know what things happen in that house.

No sé qué cosas pasan en esa casa.

To transfer something from one person to another.

They pass the information to their colleagues.

Ellos pasan la información a sus compañeros.

From Latin 'passare', which means 'to pass'.

the years go by

It refers to the passage of time.

pasan los años

to overlook

To ignore or not pay attention to something.

pasar por alto

the trains go by

It is used to indicate missed opportunities.

pasan los trenes

to pass

To move from one place to another.

pasar

past

Time that has elapsed.

pasado

step

Action or effect of passing.

paso

To pass by

Sometimes they pass by problems.

A veces pasan de largo los problemas.

To vacuum

She always vacuums before receiving guests.

Ella siempre pasa la aspiradora antes de recibir visitas.