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Concise Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary © 2009 Oxford University Press:
pass /pɑːs/ , US /pæs/
  1. noun
    1. (to enter, leave) laisser-passer m inv;
      (for journalists) coupe-file m;
      (to be absent) permission f also Mil;
      (of safe conduct) sauf-conduit m;
    1. (travel document) carte f d'abonnement;
    1. Sch, Univ (success) moyenne f ( in en);
      to get a ~ être reçu;
    1. Sport (in ball games) passe f;
      (in fencing) botte f;
    1. Geog (in mountains) col m;
    1. Aviat to make a ~ over sth survoler qch.
  1. transitive verb
    1. (go past) (to far side) passer (checkpoint, customs);
      franchir (lips);
      (alongside and beyond) passer devant (building, area);
      dépasser (level, understanding, expectation, vehicle);
      to ~ sb in the street croiser qn dans la rue;
    1. (hand over) (directly) passer;
      (indirectly) faire passer;
    1. (move) passer also Sport;
    1. (spend) passer (time) ( doing à faire);
    1. (succeed in) (person) réussir;
      (car, machine etc) passer [qch] (avec succès);
    1. (declare satisfactory) admettre (candidate);
      approuver (invoice);
      to ~ sth (as being) safe juger qch sans danger;
    1. adopter (bill, motion);
    1. (pronounce) prononcer;
      to ~ a remark about sb/sth faire une remarque sur qn/qch;
    1. Med to ~ water uriner;
      to ~ blood avoir du sang dans les urines.
  1. intransitive verb
    1. (go past, be transferred, accepted) passer also Sport, Games;
      (letter, knowing look) être échangé;
      to ~ through sth traverser qch;
      ~ down the bus please avancez dans le fond s'il vous plaît;
      let the remark ~ laissez couler;
      I'm afraid I must ~ on that one fig (in discussion) je cède mon tour de parole;
      she ~es for 40 on lui donnerait 40 ans;
    1. littér (happen) se passer;
    1. (in exam) réussir.
IDIOMS:
to come to such a ~ that arriver à un tel point que;
to make a ~ at sb faire du plat (familier) à qn;
to ~ the word passer la consigne.
pass along:
▶ ~ [sth] along, ~ along [sth] faire passer.
pass around, pass round:
▶ ~ [sth] around, ~ around [sth] faire circuler (document, photos);
faire passer (food, plates etc).
pass away
euph décéder.
pass by
(procession) défiler;
(person) passer;
life seems to have ~ed me by j'ai le sentiment d'être passé à côté de la vie.
pass down:
▶ ~ [sth] down, ~ down [sth] transmettre ( from de;
to à).
pass off:
▶ ~ off
  1. (take place) (demonstration) se dérouler;
    (fête) se passer;
  1. (disappear) se dissiper;
▶ ~ [sb/sth] off, ~ off [sb/sth] faire passer ( as pour).
pass on:
▶ ~ on poursuivre;
to ~ on to sth passer à qch;
▶ ~ [sth] on, ~ on [sth] transmettre (good wishes, condolences, message, title);
passer (book, clothes, cold) ( to à);
répercuter (costs).
pass out:
▶ ~ out
  1. (faint) perdre connaissance;
    (fall drunk) tomber ivre mort;
  1. Mil (complete training) sortir avec ses diplômes ( of, from de);
▶ ~ [sth] out, ~ out [sth] distribuer (leaflets).
pass over:
▶ ~ over (vieilli ) = See Also→ pass away ;
▶ ~ [sb] over délaisser;
he was ~ed over in favour of another candidate on lui a préféré un autre candidat;
▶ ~ over [sth] ne pas tenir compte de.
pass through:
▶ ~ through [sth] traverser;
I'm just ~ing through je suis de passage.
pass up (familier):
▶ ~ up [sth] laisser passer.
pass : passbook ~book noun Fin livret m (bancaire);
pass degree ~ degree noun Univ diplôme m avec mention passable.
pass : passkey ~key noun passe m;
pass mark ~ mark noun Sch, Univ moyenne f.
pass : pass-through ~-through noun US passe-plat m;
password ~word noun (all contexts) mot m de passe.


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An average mark of between 10 and 12 is considered a pass
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