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    Pasaron (en. They passed)

    /paˈsaɾon/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    Indicates that something has elapsed in a given time.
    Three hours have passed since I arrived.
    Pasaron tres horas desde que llegué.
    Means that someone has suffered or experienced something.
    They went through a difficult situation.
    Pasaron por una situación difícil.
    Used to indicate that something has moved from one place to another.
    The students moved on to the next classroom.
    Los estudiantes pasaron al aula siguiente.
    Refers to the act of happening or occurring.
    Many interesting things happened in the meeting.
    Pasaron muchas cosas interesantes en la reunión.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'passare', which means 'to cross' or 'to happen'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    things happened
    Events or situations have occurred.
    pasaron cosas
    they went past
    They did not stop or pay attention.
    pasaron de largo
    they have already passed
    Time has passed.
    ya pasaron
    they spent the time
    They used the time informally.
    pasaron el tiempo

    Related Words

    pasar
    To move from one place to another or to elapse time.
    pasar
    paso
    Action of advancing or proceeding on a path.
    paso
    pasaje
    Transit or transfer from one place to another.
    pasaje

    Slang Meanings

    Used in a context of unexpected events.
    Don't tell me they passed that without me.
    No me digas que pasaron eso sin mí.
    It is used to indicate that something has been quickly forgotten.
    They went past that as if it were nothing.
    Pasaron de eso como si nada.