passed in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for passed in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.pass¹ [Brit pɑːs, Am pæs] N

1. pass (permission document):

pass (to enter, leave)

lasciapassare m

pass (for journalists)

pass m

pass (to be absent)

permesso m also MIL

pass (of safe conduct)

salvacondotto m

pass (of safe conduct)

passi m

2. pass (travel document):

pass

abbonamento m

pass

tessera f d'abbonamento

bus, train, monthly pass

abbonamento dell'autobus, ferroviario, mensile

3. pass (success):

pass SCHOOL, UNIV

promozione f

pass SCHOOL, UNIV

sufficienza f (in in)

I'll be happy with a pass

mi accontenterei della sufficienza

to get a pass in physics

superare l'esame di fisica or prendere la sufficienza in fisica

4. pass SPORTS:

pass (in ball games)

passaggio m

pass (in fencing)

affondo m

pass (in fencing)

stoccata f

a backward, forward pass

un passaggio (all')indietro, in avanti

to make a pass

effettuare un passaggio

downward pass

fendente

II.pass¹ [Brit pɑːs, Am pæs] VB trans

1. pass (go past):

pass (to far side) checkpoint, customs

passare

pass finishing line

superare

pass finishing line

oltrepassare

pass (alongside and beyond) building, area

passare davanti, accanto a, superare, oltrepassare

pass (alongside and beyond) vehicle: vehicle

superare, sorpassare

pass level

superare

pass understanding, expectation

superare, andare al di là di

to pass sb in the street

incrociare qn per strada

2. pass (hand over):

pass (directly)

passare, porgere

pass (indirectly)

fare passare

pass me your plate

passami il tuo piatto

pass the salt along please

potete fare passare il sale?

to pass stolen goods, counterfeit notes

mettere in circolazione or piazzare merce rubata, moneta falsa

to pass sth along the line

passare qc di mano in mano

“we'll pass you back to the studio now” TV, RADIO

“ora ripassiamo la linea allo studio”

3. pass (move):

pass

(fare) passare

pass the rope through, round the ring

fare passare la corda nell'anello, intorno all'anello

he passed his hand over his face

si passò la mano sul viso

4. pass SPORTS:

pass ball

passare

to pass the ball backwards, forwards

passare la palla indietro, avanti

5. pass (spend):

pass time

passare, trascorrere (doing facendo)

6. pass (succeed in):

pass person: test, exam

passare, superare

pass car, machine etc.: test

superare

7. pass (declare satisfactory):

pass candidate

approvare, promuovere

pass invoice

approvare, accettare

to pass sth (as being) safe, suitable etc.

giudicare qc come sicuro, adatto ecc.

the censors passed the film as suitable for adults only

la censura ha giudicato il film adatto soltanto a un pubblico adulto

8. pass (vote in):

pass bill, motion, resolution

approvare, fare passare

9. pass (pronounce):

pass judgment, verdict, sentence

pronunciare, emettere

to pass sentence on LAW accused

emettere or pronunciare una condanna contro

to pass a remark about sb, sth

fare un'osservazione su qn, qc

10. pass MED:

to pass water

urinare

to pass blood

avere sangue nelle urine, nelle feci

11. pass Am ECON:

pass dividend

ritenere

III.pass¹ [Brit pɑːs, Am pæs] VB intr

1. pass (go past):

pass person, car:

passare, andare oltre

let me pass

fammi passare

2. pass (move):

pass

passare

to pass along, over sth

passare lungo, sopra qc

to pass through sth

passare attraverso qc or attraversare qc

pass down the bus please

scorrete verso il fondo dell'autobus per favore

3. pass (go by) fig:

pass time:

passare, trascorrere

pass crisis, feeling:

passare

pass memory:

svanire

pass old order:

scomparire

the evening had passed all too quickly

la serata era passata fin troppo in fretta

to pass unnoticed

passare inosservato

let the remark pass

lascia correre or chiudi un occhio

4. pass (be transferred):

pass

passare (to a)

pass title, property:

passare (in eredità), essere trasmesso (to a)

pass letter, knowing look:

essere scambiato (between tra)

his mood passed from joy to despair

il suo umore passò dalla gioia alla disperazione

deeds which have passed into legend

imprese che sono entrate nella leggenda

5. pass SPORTS:

pass

passare, effettuare un passaggio

to pass to sb

effettuare un passaggio a qn

6. pass GAMES:

pass

passare

I'm afraid I must pass on that one (in discussion) fig

temo di dover passare la mano

7. pass (happen):

pass liter

accadere

pass liter

succedere

to come to pass

accadere

it came to pass that… BIBL

avvenne che…

to bring sth to pass

fare accadere qc

8. pass (succeed):

pass

passare, essere promosso

she passed in both subjects

fu promossa in entrambe le materie

9. pass (be accepted):

pass person, rudeness, behaviour:

essere accettato

he'd pass for an Italian

potrebbe passare or essere scambiato per un italiano

she passes for 40

le danno 40 anni

10. pass Am LAW:

pass

pronunciarsi, decidere (on su)

11. pass CHEM:

pass

trasformarsi (into in)

IV.pass¹ [Brit pɑːs, Am pæs]

to come to such a pass that…

giungere a tale punto che…

to make a pass at sb

provarci con qn or fare delle avances a qn

to pass the word

passare parola

it won't pass my lips

non ne farò parola

pass² [Brit pɑːs, Am pæs] N

1. pass GEOG (in mountains):

pass

passo m

pass

valico m

pass

gola f

2. pass AVIAT:

he flew a low pass

volò a bassa quota

to make a pass over sth

sorvolare qc or fare un volo di ricognizione su qc

to sell the pass

tradire una causa

pass by VB [pɑːs -]

pass by procession:

passare

pass by person:

passare vicino, accanto, davanti

life seems to have passed me by

ho l'impressione che la vita mi sia scorsa accanto or mi sembra che la vita non mi abbia riservato nulla

I.pass over VB [pɑːs -] (pass over) arch

pass over → pass away (pass [sb] over) employee, candidate

pass over

non prendere in considerazione

he was passed over in favour of another candidate

fu scartato in favore di un altro candidate

II.pass over VB [pɑːs -] (pass over [sth])

pass over rude remark, behaviour:

pass over

passare sopra a, non fare caso a

See also pass away

pass away VB [pɑːs -] (die)

pass away euph

passare a miglior vita, mancare, andarsene

pass down VB [pɑːs -] (pass [sth] down, pass down [sth])

pass down secret, knowledge

trasmettere

pass down title

trasmettere, tramandare, passare (in eredità) (from da; to a)

press pass [ˈprespɑːs, -pæs] N

press pass

pass m per la stampa

I.pass on VB [pɑːs -] (pass on)

pass on

passare oltre, procedere, andare avanti

to pass on to sth

passare a qc

let's pass on to the next question

passiamo alla domanda seguente

II.pass on VB [pɑːs -] (pass [sth] on, pass on [sth])

pass on good wishes, condolences

porgere

pass on message

inoltrare, trasmettere

pass on title

trasmettere, passare (in eredità)

pass on book, clothes

passare

pass on cold

trasmettere

pass on costs

fare gravare, fare ricadere

pass key [Brit, Am ˈpæsˌki] N

pass key

passe-partout m

pass key

comunella f

mountain pass N

mountain pass

valico m di un monte

day pass [ˈdeɪpɑːs, -pæs] N (in skiing)

day pass

giornaliero m

passed in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for passed in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.pass <-es> [pæs] N

1. pass (mountain road):

pass

passo m

pass

valico m

mountain pass

passo m di montagna

2. pass in football, soccer:

pass

passaggio m

3. pass (sexual advances):

to make a pass (at sb)

fare delle avance (a qu)

4. pass in exam, class:

pass

promozione f

pass mark

sufficienza f

5. pass (authorization):

pass

permesso m

pass for festival, concert

ingresso m

6. pass (for bus, train):

pass

abbonamento m

7. pass SCHOOL (permit to leave class):

pass

permesso m (per uscire di classe)

Phrases:

to come to a pretty pass

giungere a un punto critico

things have come to a pretty pass!

ecco dove siamo arrivati!

II.pass [pæs] VB trans

1. pass:

pass (go past)

passare (davanti a)

pass (cross)

incrociare

2. pass (exceed):

pass

oltrepassare

to pass a limit

passare il limite

to pass all expectation

andare al di là di ogni aspettativa

3. pass (hand to):

to pass sth to sb

passare qc a qu

4. pass in football, soccer:

pass

passare

5. pass exam, class:

pass

passare

6. pass (avoid boredom):

to pass the time

passare il tempo

7. pass POL (officially approve):

pass

approvare

to pass a bill/law

approvare un disegno di legge/una legge

8. pass (utter, pronounce):

pass

dire

to pass a comment

fare un commento

to pass the news

passare le notizie

to pass judgment

sentenziare

to pass sentence LAW

emettere una sentenza

9. pass MED:

pass

espellere

to pass urine

orinare

III.pass [pæs] VB intr

1. pass (move by):

pass

passare

we often passed on the stairs

ci incrociavamo spesso sulle scale

to pass unnoticed

passare inosservato

2. pass (come to an end):

pass

passare

it'll soon pass

passerà presto

3. pass in football, soccer:

pass

passare (la palla)

4. pass in exam:

pass

essere promosso

5. pass (elapse):

pass time

passare

6. pass (not know answer):

pass

passare

pass!

passo!

I.pass by VB intr

1. pass by (elapse):

pass by

passare

2. pass by (go past):

pass by

passare (davanti a)

II.pass by VB trans

pass by

life has passed him by 

pass by

non ha veramente vissuto fashion just passes her by 

pass by

la moda la lascia indifferente

pass away VB intr (die)

pass away

spirare

pass through VB trans

pass through

attraversare

pass up VB trans

pass up

lasciarsi sfuggire

pass down VB trans

pass down knowledge, beliefs

trasmettere

pass down clothes, possessions

passare

ski pass N

ski pass

ski-pass m inv

boarding pass N

boarding pass

carta f di imbarco

I.pass out VB intr (faint)

pass out

svenire

II.pass out VB trans (distribute)

pass out

distribuire

I.pass on VB intr

1. pass on (continue moving):

pass on

andare avanti

to pass on to a different topic

passare a un altro argomento

2. pass on (die):

pass on

spirare

II.pass on VB trans

1. pass on BIOL (transmit):

pass on

trasmettere

2. pass on information, advice:

pass on

passare

3. pass on (refer):

to pass sb on to sb

mettere qu in contatto con qu

passed Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

things have come to a pretty pass!

ecco dove siamo arrivati!

we often passed on the stairs

ci incrociavamo spesso sulle scale

just pass me that knife, will you?

mi passi il coltello?

to pass an exam with flying colors

superare un esame brillantemente

some students passed, while some failed

gli scolari furono parte promossi e parte bocciati

order passed by word of mouth

passaparola

decree passed by the Italian government without the consent of parliament

decreto legge

decree passed by the Italian government with the consent of parliament

decreto legislativo

decree passed by the Italian government without the consent of parliament

D.L.

student who has passed the final high school exam

maturo (-a)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Some think we've already passed that critical density.

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The original Siamese twins passed away 140 years ago at the age of 63.

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Later dishonest jewellers passed pinchbeck off as gold; over the years it came to mean a cheap and tawdry imitation of gold.

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A few half-hearted agrarian laws were passed such as the seed certification law, a land rental law and a moderate land reform law.

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Agents satisfy the range of application attributed to function objects, such as being passed as arguments in procedural calls or specified as callback routines.

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We were passed to a superior officer, an honours graduate of the charm school who quickly announced that he was impounding our equipment.

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They created invoices for car recovery, salvage and car hire and passed on the costs to the insurance companies.

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Automation of the process soon followed with the image captured by a digital camera and passed directly to a computer.

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Newspaper accounts stated that visitors purposely passed the tree in automobiles and many stopped to view the tree.

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He looked at the porpoises, and he looked at the water, and we passed a stake or something in the water...

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