pass

Danh từ

sự thi đỗ, sự trúng tuyển

get a pass

trúng tuyển

2 passes and 3 fails

2 lần thi đỗ, 3 lần hỏng

giấy ra vào, giấy phép; thẻ ra vào (triển lãm…)

there is no admittance without a pass

không có thẻ ra vào thì không được vào

vé đi tàu xe (trong một thời hạn, theo một lộ trình nhất định; hay được giảm giá, được miễn trả tiền…)

a monthly bus pass

vé đi xe buýt một tháng

(thể thao) sự chuyền bóng

a long pass to the forwarder

sự chuyền bóng dài cho tiền đạo

đèo, hẽm (núi); đường qua đèo, đường qua hẽm núi

sự bỏ lượt (đánh bài)

sự huơ tay (trước một vật gì khi làm phép)

cú đấm, cú tấn công (đấu kiếm)

bring something to pass

làm cho điều gì xảy ra

come to pass

xảy ra như đã dự kiến, xảy ra như ta mong đợi

many people would like the electoral system to be reformed, but I don't believe this will ever come to pass

nhiều người mong rằng chế độ bầu cử sẽ được cải tổ nhưng tôi không tin là điều đó sẽ xảy ra

come to such a pass; come to a pretty pass

đi đến tình trạng đáng buồn; đi đến tình trạng nguy kịch

things have come to a pretty pass when the children have to prepare their own meals

trẻ con mà phải tự soạn lấy bữa ăn thì tình trạng đáng buồn đấy

make a pass at somebody

gạ gẫm ai (về mặt tình dục)

sell the pass

xem sell

Động từ

qua; đi qua

the street was so crowded that cars were unable to pass

đường phố đông người đến nỗi xe không đi qua được

pass a barrier

đi qua chỗ chắn đường

đi quá, vượt [quá]

turn right after passing the Post office

đi quá bưu điện thi rẽ phải

(+ along, down, through) đi, chuyển (theo một hướng nào đó)

the procession passed slowly down the hill

đám rước chuyển chầm chậm xuống đồi

we passed through

Vinh on our way to Hanoi chúng tôi đi qua Vinh trên đường tới Hà Nội

he glanced at her and then passed on

anh ta liếc nhìn cô rồi lại đi tiếp

pass something to somebody

trao; chuyền

pass me [over] that book

trao cho tôi cuốn sách ấy

they passed the photograph round

họ chuyển bức ảnh vòng quanh cho nhau

he passed [the ball] to the left winger

anh ta chuyền bóng cho tả biên

qua; trôi qua (nói về thời gian)

six months have passed, and we still had no news of

them sáu tháng đã qua mà chúng tôi vẫn chưa có tin gì về bọn họ

what did she do to pass the time while she was convalescing?

chị ta đã làm gì để cho qua thì giờ trong thời gian dưỡng bệnh?

qua đi, biến mất, hết

they waited for the storm to pass

họ chờ cho cơn dông qua đi

his anger will soon pass

cơn giận của nó sẽ chóng qua đi

qua được, đạt tiêu chuẩn qua được (kỳ thi; cuộc thử thách); cho qua, cho đỗ

you'll have to work hard if you want to pass [the exam]

anh sẽ phải học cật lực nếu anh muốn thi đỗ

he hasn't passed his driving test yet

nó chưa qua được kỳ thi lấy bằng lái xe

the examiners passed most of the candidates

các giám khảo đã cho đỗ gần hết số thí sinh

thông qua; được thông qua

Parliament passed the bill

nghị viện đã thông qua bản dự luật

the bill passed and became law

dự luật đã được thông qua và trở thành luật

được bỏ qua, được lờ đi

I don't like it, but I'll let it pass

tôi không thích cái đó, nhưng tôi sẽ cho qua thôi (mà không chỉ trích phản đối)

such behaviour may pass in some circles but it will not be tolerated here

cách xử sự như thế có thể được bỏ qua ở một vài giới, nhưng ở đây thì người ta sẽ không chịu đâu

vượt quá

pass one's comprehension

vượt quá sự thông hiểu của mình, mình không tài nào hiểu được

pass belief

quá mức có thể tin, không tin được

bỏ lượt (đánh bài)

đi tiểu ra, đại tiện ra

if you're passing blood you ought to see a doctor

nếu anh đại tiện ra (đi tiểu) ra máu thì anh phải đi khám bác sĩ

pass something across, around, through…something

làm cho di chuyển theo một hướng nào đó hay ở trong một vị trí nào đó

pass a thread through the eye of a needle

xâu chỉ qua lỗ kim

pass a rope round a post

quàng một sợi dây thừng quanh một cái cột

pass to somebody

chuyển cho ai (bằng con đường thừa kế)

on his death, the title passed to his eldest son

khi ông ta chết, tước hiệu của ông được chuyền cho người con trai lớn

pass form something to(into) something

chuyển thành; chuyển sang

water passes from a liquid to a solid state when it freezes

nước chuyển từ trạng thái lỏng sang trạng thái rắn khi nó đông lại

pass something on somebody (somebody)

phát biểu, đưa ra (ý kiến…) tuyên (án)

pass a remark

đưa ra một nhận xét

pass a sentence

tuyên án

pass between A and B

xảy ra giữa A và B

after all that has passed between them

sau khi mọi việc đã xảy ra giữa họ với nhau

pass water

xem water

pass the buck (to somebody)

(khẩu ngữ) trút trách nhiệm (cho ai); đổ lỗi (cho ai)

pass the hat round

(khẩu ngữ)

quyên góp tiền (giúp bạn ốm hay để làm lễ kỷ niệm)

pass muster

được cho là được, được cho là thích đáng

pass the time of day (with somebody)

chào hỏi và trò chuyện chốc lát (với ai)

ships that pass in the night

xem ship

pass as somebody (something)

như pass for somebody (something)

pass away

chết, qua đời

his mother passed away last year

mẹ anh ta đã qua đời năm ngoái

pass by (somebody, something)

đi qua, đi ngang qua

I saw the procession pass by

tôi đã thấy đám rước đi ngang qua

the procession passed right by my front door

đám rước đi qua ngay chính cửa trước nhà tôi

pass (something, somebody) by

xảy ra mà không ảnh hưởng gì đến; xảy ra như không đối với

she feels that life is passing her by

cô ta nghĩ là đời trôi qua như không đối với cô, (cô không hề lợi dụng hoặc hưởng thụ cơ hội tốt lành hoặc lạc thú của cuộc đời)

bỏ qua, lờ đi, làm ngơ

we cannot pass this matter by without protest

chúng tôi không thể làm ngơ việc ấy mà không phản kháng

pass something down

(chủ yếu bị động)

truyền từ đời này qua đời khác

knowledge which has been passed down over the centuries

kiến thức đã được truyền từ đời này sang đời khác qua hàng thế kỷ

pass for somebody (something)

được coi là

he speaks French well enough to pass for a Frenchman

anh ta nói tiếng Pháp đủ giỏi để có thể được coi như là một người Pháp

pass in (to something)

được nhận vào (trường…) qua một kỳ thi

pass into something

nhập vào; đi vào; trở thành một bộ phận của

many foreign words have passed into the English language

nhiều từ nước ngoài đã nhập vào tiếng Anh

his deeds have passed into legend

chiến công của anh ta đã đi vào truyền thuyết

pass off

diễn ra; được thực hiện, được hoàn thành(nói về một sự việc)

the demonstration passed off without incident

cuộc biểu tình diễn ra không có sự cố gì

mất đi; biến mấ t(cảm giác…)

the numbness in your foot will soon pass off

cảm giác tê ở chân anh sẽ sớm mất đi thôi

pass somebody (something) off as somebody (something)

mạo nhận ai (cái gì) là ai (cái gì)

she passed him off as her husband

chị ta mạo nhận anh ấy là chồng chị

he escaped by passing himself off as a guard

nó thoát được bằng cách tự mạo nhận là một người bảo vệ

pass on

như pass away

pass on (something)

chuyển (từ trạng thái, hoạt động này sang trạng thái, hoạt động khác)

let's pass on the next item on the agenda

ta hãy chuyển sang mục tiếp theo trong chương trình nghị sự

pass something on (to somebody)

chuyển (đưa) cái gì (cho ai) sau khi nhận được hoặc sử dụng rồi

pass the book on to me when you've finished with it

chuyển quyển sách cho tôi khi anh đã đọc xong

I passed her message on to her mother

tôi chuyển điện của cô ta cho mẹ cô

she caught flu and pass it on her husband

chị ta bị nhiễm cúm và truyền bệnh đó sang chồng chị

pass out

bất tỉnh, ngất đi

pass out of something

tốt nghiệp (trường quân sự) sau một khóa huấn lệnh

a passing-out ceremony

lễ tốt nghiệp (trường quân sự)

pass somebody over

bỏ qua không xét đề bạt ai

he was passed over in favour of a younger man

người ta bỏ qua ông mà xét đề bạt cho một người trẻ tuổi hơn

pass over something

lờ cái gì đi; tránh việc gì

they chose to pass over her rude remarks

họ đã lựa cách lờ các nhận xét bất lịch sự của cô ta đi

sex is a subject he prefers to pass over

vấn đề tình dục là một đề tài ông ta tránh bàn đến

pass through

đi ngang qua(một nơi nào đó, có dừng lại một thời gian ngắn nhưng không ở lại)

trải qua

pass through a difficult period

trải qua một thời kỳ khó khăn

pass something up

(khẩu ngữ)

từ chối, khước từ

pass up an offer

khước từ một đề nghị

* Các từ tương tự:
pass degree, pass law, pass-band, pass-parole, passable, passableness, passably, passacaglia, passado
verb

passes; passed; passing

to move past someone or something [no obj]

The boat was too tall to pass beneath/under the bridge.

A flock of geese were passing overhead.

Stand here and don't let anyone pass. [=move past you] - often + by

They pass by the library on their way to school.

I was just passing by and thought I'd stop and say hello. [+ obj]

They pass the library every morning on their way to school.

The ships passed each other in the night.

We passed each other in the hallway without looking up. - often + by

She was hoping he would stop and talk to her, but he passed her by.

to move past someone or something that is moving more slowly in the same direction [no obj]

(US) Is it safe to pass? [=(Brit) overtake] No, there's a car coming in the other lane. [+ obj]

She passed two other runners just before the finish line.

He passed the slower cars on the highway.

always followed by an adverb or preposition

[no obj] :to move or go into or through a particular place

The drug passes quickly into the bloodstream.

In a solar eclipse, the moon passes between the sun and the Earth.

The airplane passed out of sight. - often + through

Fear and panic passed through the crowd.

A river passes through the middle of the city.

Millions of tourists pass through the museum every year.

The paper passes through the fax machine and comes out the other end.

The bullet passed through his shoulder.

We passed through Texas on our way to Mexico.

We're just passing through. [=staying here for a very short time]

[+ obj] :to cause (something) to move or go in a specified way

Pass the end of the string through the loop.

He passed the rope around the pole.

[+ obj] :to give (something) to someone using your hands

She passed the baby back to his mother.

Would you please pass the salt?

Pass [=hand] me the butter, please.

They started passing around pictures of their trip.

Take one sheet and pass the rest down/on/along. [=take one sheet and give the rest to the next person]

Can you pass that screwdriver over to me?

sports :to throw, hit, or kick a ball or puck to a teammate [+ obj]

Pass me the ball! = Pass the ball to me! [no obj]

She passed to her teammate who then scored a goal.

[+ obj] to cause someone to have or be affected by (something that you have had or been affected by)

The disease was passed from mother to child. = She passed the disease to her child. - often + on

She contracted the disease and passed it on to her child.

Gas prices have risen, forcing companies to pass the cost on to the consumer.

We lowered our costs and are now able to pass on the savings to our customers. - sometimes + along

We're passing the savings along to our customers.

to give (information) to another person - often + on

Doctors need to pass this information on to their patients.

Everyone's invited to the party. Pass it on! [=tell people that everyone is invited] - often + along

They quickly passed the word along that the meeting was postponed.

He told me about it, and now I'm passing it along to you.

[no obj]

to go from one person to another person

The rumor quickly passed [=spread] from person to person.

The book passed from hand to hand.

to be given to someone especially according to a law, rule, etc.

The throne passed to the king's son.

Ownership passes to the buyer upon payment in full.

After her death, the house passed into the hands of her granddaughter. [=her granddaughter became the owner of the house]

of time

[no obj] :to go by

Several months passed before I received a reply.

He became sleepy as the time passed.

The days pass quickly when you're on vacation.

Another day passed without any news about the whereabouts of their missing son.

[+ obj] :to let (time or a period of time) go by especially while you are doing something enjoyable

He passes [=spends] his days reading and taking walks around the neighborhood.

They passed the evening playing cards.

We played games to pass the time on the bus.

I walked over to my neighbor's house to pass the time of day. [=to have a friendly and informal conversation]

[no obj]

to happen or take place

The meeting passed without incident.

He hoped that his mistake would pass unnoticed. [=not be noticed by anyone] - often + between

A meaningful glance passed between them. [=they glanced at each other in a meaningful way]

It's hard to believe that they're still friends after everything that's passed between them.

to end or go away

She couldn't let the moment pass (away) without saying something.

This crisis will soon pass. [=will soon be over]

A storm had just passed.

They waited until it was clear that the danger had passed.

They were happy once, but that time has passed. [=that time is over]

The era of the traveling salesman has passed into history. [=traveling salesmen no longer exist]

[no obj] :to be done, said, etc., without producing a response

I disagreed with what he said, but I let it pass. [=I did not say anything in response to his remark]

She let his remark pass without comment.

[no obj]

to not take, accept, or use something that is offered to you

Thanks for the offer, but I'll pass. - often + on

He passed on the cake. [=he did not eat any cake]

I think I'll pass on going with you.

to decide not to do something at a particular point in a game (such as a card game) when it is your turn

I bid three of hearts. I pass.

to complete (a test, class, etc.) successfully [+ obj]

He failed his driver's test the first time he took it, but he passed it the second time.

I almost didn't pass my French class this semester. [no obj]

How did you do on the test? I passed!

[+ obj] :to decide that (someone) has passed an examination or course of study

The teacher said she couldn't pass me because I failed all of my tests.

[+ obj] :to officially approve (a law, bill, etc.)

Congress passed a law banning the sale of automatic rifles.

The measure was passed by both the House and the Senate.

We've been trying to get this legislation passed for several months now.

b chiefly US :to become approved by (a legislature) [+ obj]

The measure passed both the House and the Senate.

The bill passed the House but was defeated/rejected by the Senate. [no obj]

The proposal passed (into law).

The bill failed to pass in the Senate.

[+ obj] formal :to say or state (something) especially in an official way

Before passing sentence [=announcing the punishment], the judge commented on the seriousness of the crime.

The court is now ready to pass judgment.

It would be premature to pass judgment on [=to state an opinion on] his place in history.

Don't pass judgment on me [=don't criticize me] until you know all the facts.

[+ obj] :to go beyond (a number or amount) - usually used with mark

It's an extremely successful movie that has just passed [=exceeded, surpassed] the $100 million mark. [=it has earned more than $100 million]

I've passed the half-century mark. [=I am over 50 years old]

[no obj] :to change from one state or form to another

The water passes from a liquid to a gas.

passing through the different stages of human development

[no obj] :to be good enough :to be adequate

The work isn't perfect, but it will pass. [=will do]

[+ obj] :to illegally use (checks, bills, etc., with no real value) as money

They were charged with passing bad checks.

He was trying to pass counterfeit money.

[+ obj] :to have (something) come out from your body

He had been passing blood in his urine. [=blood had been appearing in his urine]

pass a kidney stone - see also pass gas at 1gas pass water at 1water

[no obj] :to die - used as a polite way to avoid saying the word die

I'm sorry, but your grandfather has passed. - see also pass away, pass on (below)

come to pass

xem come

pass as

[phrasal verb]

pass as (someone or something) :to cause people to believe that you are (someone or something that you are not)

He thought that growing a mustache would help him pass as an adult.

Your mom could pass as your sister!

pass as (something) :to be accepted or regarded as (something)

the ancient practices that once passed as [=passed for] science

pass away

[phrasal verb]

to die - used as a polite way to avoid saying the word die

Her father passed away.

pass by

[phrasal verb]

pass (someone) by :to happen without being noticed or acted upon by (someone)

Don't let this opportunity pass (you) by!

I realized that I was letting life pass me by. - see also 1pass 1a (above)

pass down

[phrasal verb]

pass (something) down or pass down (something) :to give (something) to a younger person especially within the same family

She will pass down her diamond ring to her niece.

It's a family recipe passed down [=handed down] from my great-grandmother.

The painting is a family heirloom that has been passed down through the generations.

pass for

[phrasal verb]

pass for (something) :to be accepted or regarded as (something)

I can't believe the garbage that's passing for [=passing as] art these days.

the tasteless soup that was supposed to pass for our dinner

What passes for entertainment around here?

pass in

[phrasal verb]

pass (something) in or pass in (something) :to give (something) to a person who will review it

Students should pass their papers in before they leave.

He passed in [=handed in] his test.

pass muster

xem muster

pass off

[phrasal verb]

pass (someone or something) off as (someone or something) or pass off (someone or something) as (someone or something) :to cause people to wrongly believe that someone or something is someone or something else

amateurs passing themselves off as professionals

He managed to pass himself off as the son of the famous actor.

She passed the poem off as her own.

They tried to pass it off as an original painting, but I suspected it was a copy.

a cheap piece of glass passed off as a diamond

Brit :to happen or take place in a particular way

The event passed off [=went off] with no major incidents.

The evening passed off quietly.

pass on

[phrasal verb]

to die - used as a polite way to avoid saying the word die

Her parents have passed on.

pass out

[phrasal verb]

to fall asleep or become unconscious

They both passed out in front of the TV.

I felt like I was going to pass out from exhaustion.

He drank until he passed out.

Someone was passed out on the floor. [=someone was lying unconscious on the floor]

pass out (something) or pass (something) out :to give (something) to several or many people

They passed out [=handed out, distributed] copies of the newsletter.

The teacher hasn't finished passing out the tests yet.

She passed out flyers at the grocery store.

pass over

[phrasal verb]

pass over (someone) or pass (someone) over :to not choose (someone) for a job, position, etc.

When it came time to select the recipient of the award, the committee once again passed him over. [=the committee did not give him an award]

The quarterback was passed over by other teams. - often + for

She was passed over for another promotion.

pass over (something) or pass (something) over :to leave out (something)

passing over [=skipping] the more boring parts of the book :to not discuss or deal with (something)

Let's pass over the technical details and get straight to the parts that really interest you.

pass the buck

xem buck

pass the hat

xem hat

pass the torch

xem torch

pass up

[phrasal verb]

pass up (something) or pass (something) up :to not take or accept (something that is offered to you)

We couldn't afford to pass up her offer.

Her offer was too good to pass up.

pass your lips

of words :to come out of your mouth :to be spoken

The word quit has never passed her lips. [=she has never said the word quit]

of food or drink :to go into your mouth :to be eaten or drunk

He refused to let alcohol pass his lips. [=he never drank alcohol]

noun

plural passes

[count] sports :an act of throwing, hitting, or kicking a ball or puck to a teammate

throwing/making/completing a perfect pass to a teammate

a forward pass

He caught a 20-yard pass from Johnson.

The quarterback threw two touchdown passes in the first half of the game. - see also bounce pass, screen pass, shovel pass

a card or ticket which shows that you are allowed to enter or leave a particular place or to ride a vehicle

a one-day/weekend/season pass to the amusement park

Each new student will be given a bus pass. [=a ticket that permits you to ride the bus]

We won backstage passes [=cards that allow you to go behind the stage] for tonight's concert.

(US) You have to get a hall pass [=a card that shows you have permission to be out of class during class time] from the teacher. - see also boarding pass

a single, complete set of actions that are done together as a stage in a process

The machine is able to print on both sides in a single pass.

I did another pass to check for any spelling mistakes in my essay.

The error was discovered in the next pass through the data.

an act of moving over a place

The planes made several passes over the area.

The pilot spotted the missing group on a second pass.

chiefly Brit :a grade which shows that you have passed a test or class

I got a pass in my History class.

The required pass mark was 75 percent. - compare 3pass

make a pass at

to do or say something that clearly shows you want to begin a romantic or sexual relationship with (someone)

He made a pass at his wife's friend.

noun

plural passes

[count] :a low place in a mountain range where a road or path goes through

a mountain pass = a pass through the mountains

[singular] somewhat formal :a usually bad situation or condition

We had come to a very strange pass.

What brought them to such a sorry pass? - compare 2pass

* Các từ tương tự:
passable, passage, passageway, passbook, passe, passel, passenger, passenger car, passenger seat
verb

She passed me in the street. I didn't recognize her till she had passed. We met like ships that pass in the night

Often

pass by

proceed or move past

go by or past

A flock of geese passed overhead

proceed

move (onwards)

go (ahead)

progress

extend

lie

run

flow

fly

roll

course

stream

drift

sweep

I think I'll pass on making a decision till the proper time comes

let pass

let go (by)

overlook

disregard

ignore

pay no heed

omit

skip

Deirdre didn't believe she would pass chemistry, but pass she did

qualify (in)

pass muster (in)

get or come through

succeed

He passed his time on Devil's Island planning ways to escape

spend

devote

use (up)

expend

employ

occupy

fill

while away

take (up)

dissipate

waste

fritter away

kill

She passed her own expectations in winning the scholarship. How Alan ever got a degree passes all comprehension

surpass

exceed

outdo

transcend

go beyond

overshoot

outstrip

outrun

surmount

outdistance

The customs inspectors passed my luggage without question. The bill passed the committee and came up for voting

allow

tolerate

permit

approve

sanction

accept

authorize

endorse

carry

agree to

confirm

Please pass the salt. The sweeper passed the ball back to the goalkeeper

give

hand round or along or over

transfer

pass on or over

deliver

convey

Sports US hand off

Colloq toss

throw

reach

Who is she to pass judgement on abstract paintings?

utter

express

issue

declare

pronounce

deliver

set forth

offer

For an instant I was gripped by a horrible fear, but the feeling passed

go away

disappear

vanish

evaporate

fade away

melt away

evanesce

cease (to exist)

(come to an) end

die out

go by the board

terminate

Literary evanish

Colloq blow over

Weeks have passed since we last met. Time passes quickly when you're having fun

go (by)

expire

elapse

slip by or away

fly

crawl

creep

drag

The tests showed that he had passed some gravel in his urine

evacuate

void

eliminate

excrete

defecate

urinate

And it came to pass that a great pestilence was abroad in the land

come to pass

befall

happen

occur

take place

come about

arise

Colloq come off

The strikers were urging people to pass by the shop

pass by

See

above

The water passes off as steam, leaving the distillate in the flask

pass off

evaporate

disappear

evanesce

be emitted

pass (oneself) off as

See

(b)

above

I shall pass over his latest misdeeds without comment

pass over

See

above

If you don't buy this car, you are passing up an opportunity of a lifetime

pass up

reject

decline

refuse

waive

turn down

dismiss

spurn

renounce

deny (oneself)

skip

give up

forgo

let go (by)

abandon

forswear

forsake

let pass

ignore

pay no heed

disregard

pay no heed

omit

pass away

He was the sole beneficiary when she passed away

a die

expire

perish

succumb

breathe one's last

pass on

go to one's reward

go to one's final or last resting-place

(go to) meet one's Maker

Colloq go west

give up the ghost

Slang croak

kick the bucket

Chiefly US bite the dust

turn up one's toes

The feeling of vertigo simply passed away when the plane landed

b vanish

disappear

go away

stop

cease

end

pass for or as

He wrote a book about being a man who passed for a woman

a be taken for

be mistaken for

be regarded as

be accepted as

Using her best cockney accent, she tried to pass as a Londoner

b impersonate

imitate

mimic

pass (oneself) off as

come or go as

be disguised as

disguise oneself as

assume the guise of

masquerade as

pose as

assume the role of

act the part of

act like

pretend to be

play

pass on

Let us now pass on to the next lesson

a proceed

continue

progress

The old gambler passed on to me the secret of never losing - Don't gamble

b bequeath

hand down or on

transfer

make over

will

cede

give

c See

(a)

above

pass out

When they told her of the accident, she passed out on the spot

a faint

collapse

swoon

black out

drop

Colloq conk out

keel over

After we took our seats, the cabin staff passed out glasses of champagne

b distribute

dole out

mete out

deal (out)

hand out

noun

We had mined the pass to prevent the enemy's advance

defile

gorge

col

cwm

cut

canyon or ca¤on

notch

gap

gully

couloir

passage

opening

way

route

road

He bribed an official for a pass to leave the country

authorization

permit

licence

approval

safe conduct

green light

go-ahead

permission

freedom

liberty

authority

clearance

Colloq OK or okay

I have two passes to the opera tonight - Want to go?

free pass

complimentary ticket

Slang US twofer

Annie Oakley

At that critical pass, it was too late to change policy. Things had come to a pretty pass

state (of affairs)

condition

situation

stage

juncture

status

crux

predicament

crisis

Anita's first pass at a perfect score resulted in disaster. We made a pass at docking while under sail

attempt

trial

try

effort

endeavour

That lecher has made a pass at every secretary he's ever had

(sexual or indecent) overture or advance(s)

proposition

indecent proposal

The pilot's first pass over the airfield was at 500 feet

manoeuvre

approach

passage

flight

fly-by

transit

A forward pass is illegal in rugby

transfer

toss

throw

US hand-off

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