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    Pasar (en. Pass)

    /paˈsaɾ/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To move from one place to another.
    I am going to pass by your house later.
    Voy a pasar por tu casa más tarde.
    To happen or occur.
    Many interesting things happened at the meeting.
    Pasaron muchas cosas interesantes en la reunión.
    To make something happen.
    I can't let that happen.
    No puedo dejar que eso pase.
    To hand something to someone.
    Can you pass me the salt, please?
    ¿Puedes pasarme la sal, por favor?

    Etymology

    From Latin 'passare', meaning 'to pass through'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to pass the time
    To dedicate time to some activity.
    pasar el tiempo
    to overlook
    To ignore or not pay attention to something.
    pasar por alto
    to go through a rough patch
    To experience a period of problems or difficulties.
    pasar una mala racha
    to pass by
    To not stop in front of something.
    pasar de largo

    Related Words

    passenger
    Person traveling in a vehicle.
    pasajero
    step
    Action of passing or place through which one passes.
    paso
    walkway
    Structure that allows the passage of people.
    pasarela

    Slang Meanings

    To ignore something
    I'm not interested in that topic, I'm just going to ignore it.
    No me interesa ese tema, simplemente voy a pasar de eso.
    To pass on some information
    He gave me some information about the party tonight.
    Me pasó un datazo sobre la fiesta de esta noche.