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Pass

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As a verb: pass means to go by, move past, or succeed in something.

As a noun: pass can mean a ticket or permission, or a move in sports.

Sample Sentences

  1. Please pass me the salt. (verb = give)
  2. We watched the car pass by the house. (verb = move past)
  3. She studied hard and passed the test. (verb = succeed)
  4. He made a great pass in the soccer game. (noun = move in sports)
  5. We bought a bus pass to ride all week. (noun = ticket/permission)

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