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    Meaning of Pass

    The primary meaning of the word "pass" is to move past something or someone, or to go through or beyond a certain point or level.

    Definitions

    • To move past something or someone, typically in a straight line, without stopping
    • * To go through or beyond a certain point or level, such as a test, exam, or obstacle
    • * To be successful or satisfactory, such as passing a test or exam
    • * To transfer or convey something, such as a ball or an object
    • * To cause something to be accepted or approved, such as a law or resolution

    Etymology of Pass

    The word "pass" originated from Old French "passer", which is derived from Latin "passare", meaning "to step" or "to pace"
    The word has been used in English since the 13th century, initially meaning "to step" or "to pace", and later evolving to include various other meanings, such as moving past something, going through or beyond a certain point, and transferring or conveying something

    Example Uses

    • The hikers had to pass through the dense forest to reach the summit
    • * She passed the exam with flying colors
    • * The ball passed from one player to another
    • * The new law will pass through the senate next week
    • * The company will pass on the savings to its customers

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