1. To travel past, as of a vehicle; SYN. overtake, overhaul.
2. To cause to pass:; SYN. make pass.
3. To go across or through; SYN. go through, go across.
4. To succeed at a test or a screening
5. To place into the hands or custody of; SYN. hand, reach, pass on, turn over, give.
6. To transfer to another; of rights or property
7. To accept or judge as acceptable
8. To allow to go without comment or censure:
9. To get a passing grade in an exams; SYN. nail, make it.
10. To go unchallenged; be approved; SYN. clear.
11. To throw (a ball) to another player
1. (Intrans.) Déborder. Une manche qui dépasse.
2. Doubler. Dépasser un vélo.
3. Excéder.
4. Franchir. Dépasser les bornes.
5. Dérouter. Une question qui me dépasse.
6. (Pron.) Se surpasser.
1. Multiplier par deux. Doubler son chiffre d'affaires.
2. Dépasser. Doubler une auto.
3. Remplacer. Doubler un acteur.
4. (Argot) Trahir. Doubler un associé.
5. (Pron.) S'accompagner. Une négligence qui se double de mauvaise foi.
Passer.
1. Dépasser. Passer un coureur.
2. Franchir. Passer le pont.
3. (Intrans.) S'écouler. Temps qui passe.
4. (Intrans.) Disparaître. Douleur qui passe.
5. Omettre. Passer un paragraphe.
6. (Pron.) Avoir lieu. Se passer en plein jour.
7. (Pron.) Se dispenser. Se passer d'autorisation.
1. Passer avec succès. Réussir un examen.
2. (Intrans.) Arriver. Réussir ŕ oublier.
3. (Intrans.) Prospérer.
4. (Intrans.) Se réaliser. Réussir dans son emploi.
ETYM Cf. French pas, and passe, from passer to pass. Related to Pass.
(Irregular plural: passes).
1. A document indicating permission to do something without restrictions; SYN. laissez passer.
2. A permit to enter or leave a military installation; SYN. liberty chit.
3. Any authorization to pass or go somewhere; SYN. passport.
4. (Military) A written leave of absence.
5. A complementary (free) ticket.
6. The location in a range of mountains of a geological formation that is lower than the surrounding peaks; SYN. mountain pass, notch.
7. One complete cycle of operations (as by a computer).
8. A difficult juncture; SYN. head, straits.
9. A flight or run by an aircraft over a target.
10. A bad or difficult situation or state of affairs; SYN. strait, straits.
11. (Sports) The act of throwing the ball to another member of one's team; SYN. toss, flip.
12. A football play that involves one player throwing the ball to a teammate; SYN. passing play, passing game, passing.
Défilé. Col entre deux montagnes.
1. Sauf-conduit.
2. Coupe-file.
In programming, the carrying out of one complete sequence of events.
To forward a piece of data from one part of a program to another. See also pass by address, pass by value.