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Pass (Noun)

Definition:

A pass is an act of moving, proceeding, or progressing from one place, state, or condition to another.

Example sentences:

1. He made a quick pass through the crowd to reach the stage.
2. The student failed to make a pass in the mathematics exam.

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Pass (Verb)

Definition (Transitive):

Pass, when used as a verb, means to move or go by someone or something, sometimes in an intentional manner.

Example sentences:

1. The jogger passed me quickly on the running track.
2. She passed the ball to her teammate for a perfect finish.

Definition (Intransitive):

Pass, when used as a verb, can also mean to proceed or move in a particular direction.

Example sentences:

1. We watched the flock of birds pass overhead.
2. The car passed at high speed on the highway.

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Pass (Adjective)

Definition:

Pass, as an adjective, describes something that is accepted or allowed through, typically with reference to a test, examination, etc.

Example sentences:

1. The candidate received a pass grade for the interview.
2. If your answer is correct, it will be marked as a pass.

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