pasar
spend · happen · stop by · go
Moverse de un lugar a otro o permitir que algo continúe o suceda.
The word "pasar" in Spanish means "to pass" or "to happen." It is a versatile verb used in various contexts. Here are a few examples of its usage:
- To move past or through a place: "Pasar por el parque" means "To pass through the park."
- To happen or occur: "¿Qué va a pasar?" means "What's going to happen?"
- To spend time: "Pasar el tiempo" means "To spend time."
- To transfer or hand something to someone: "Pasar el teléfono" means "To pass the phone."
The verb can be used in both physical and abstract senses.
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Examples
Quiero pasar tiempo con mi familia en casa.verb
I want to spend time with my family at home.
No pasa nada.verb
Nothing happens.
No sé qué le pasó ayer.verb
I don't know what happened to him yesterday.
Pasaré la semana en la playa.verb
I will spend the week at the beach.
Pasaré a por un café.verb
I will stop by for a coffee.
Quisiera pasar al baño.verb
I would like to go to the bathroom.
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