Question 1

What does the French word "passer" mean?

Accepted Answer

To go from one place to another, to cross a space.
To change in nature, quality, or state.
To go to someone's place, to visit.
To die, to expire.
To cross the mind.
To be examined, to be evaluated, to be judged.
To be elected, to be voted.
To be accepted, to be admitted to a job, a grade, an examination, a test, a course.
To be accepted by usage, to be in use.
To introduce itself, to sneak in, speaking of things.
To be bearable.
To make the transition from one point or subject to another.
In various card or board games, to do nothing when one's turn comes.
To overflow the place where they should be, speaking of parts of clothes.
To change hands, to be transmitted from one to another, speaking of things.
To be easy to eat, to digest.
To flow, not to remain in a permanent state.
To end, to cease.
To be played.
To cross.
To transport from one place to another.
To make cross.
To sift, to filter.
To sift, speaking of powdery or granular substances.
To excrete.
To pass a calculus, stones.
To transmit, to communicate.
To transfer the ownership of a ticket, a bill of exchange, to someone else, by endorsement.
To sell, speaking of objects.
To go beyond; to exceed; to surpass.
To be beyond the strength of the body or the faculties of the mind.
To precede.
To surpass in merit, to be worth more, in any way.
To move, to make slide one thing on another.
To expose; to submit to the action of.
To cook more or less quickly.
To touch, to mention.
To omit something, or not to speak of it.
To grant, to forgive.
To do before a notary, speaking of deeds.
To register.
To transfer from one register or chapter to another.
To consume, to use up, speaking of time.
To transfer by telephone; to put in relation.
Not to fail a school year, an examination.
To elapse, speaking of time.
To end.

Question 2

What is the etymology of thr French word "passer"?

Accepted Answer

from the vulgar Latin 'passare' (to cross), derived from 'passus' (step).

Question 3

How do you say "passer" in russian?

Accepted Answer

забегать

Question 4

How to translate "passer" into english?

Accepted Answer

put on

Question 5

How to translate "passer" into german?

Accepted Answer

vorübergehen

Question 6

How to translate "passer" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

pasar

passer

Conjugation of the verb "passer"

Indicative

Present

Present perfect

Imperfect

Pluperfect

Simple past

Past anterior

Future

Future perfect

Subjunctive

Present

Past

Imperfect

Pluperfect

Conditional

Present

Past 1st form

Past 2nd form

Imperative

Present

Past

Participle

Present

Past