Usage examples of "Passes" in French with translation to English

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Tu passes trop de temps à l'ordinateur. You're spending too much time on the computer.
J'espère que tu passes du bon temps ! I hope you have a good time!
"Tu passes chez moi ?" "Je peux ?" "Mes parents rentrent tard tous les deux comme ils travaillent." "Want to drop round my place?" "Can I?" "My parents come home late as they both work."
Tu passes trop de temps à regarder la télé. You're spending too much time watching TV.
Ce que tu passes ton temps à faire durant ton enfance, affecte le reste de ta vie. What you spend time doing in your childhood affects the rest of your life.
Plus tu passes de temps à parler de ce que tu fais, moins de temps tu as pour le faire. The more time you spend talking about what you do, the less time you have to do it.
Si tu passes trop de temps au soleil sans mettre de crème solaire, il est probable que tu attrapes un coup de soleil. If you spend too much time in the sun without putting on sunscreen, you are likely to get a sunburn.
Je vais passer la nuit ici. I'll spend the night here.
Tout se passe très bien. Everything is going very well.
Voyons ce qui se passe. Let's see what happens.
Les chiens aboient, la caravane passe. Dogs bark when the caravan passes by.
Nous passâmes un merveilleux moment. We had a wonderful time.
Il a passé la quarantaine. He is past forty.
Je vais passer chez toi. I'll come to your place.
Je voulais passer quelques appels. I wanted to make a few phone calls.
Je ne fais que passer. I just dropped in.
Avant-hier mes amis sont passés me voir un moment. My friends dropped by to see me the day before yesterday.
Peux-tu me passer le marteau ? Do you mind handing me the hammer?
Le roman se passe dans l'Angleterre victorienne. The novel takes place in Victorian England.
Il ne peut se passer de bandes dessinées. He can't do without comics.
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