Sentence examples of "Pasó" in Spanish with translation "pass"

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Él pasó por el bosque. He passed through the woods.
Dick me pasó la foto. Dick passed the photo to me.
Él pasó sin siquiera mirarme. He passed by without looking at me.
Ella pasó de largo sin verme. She passed by without seeing me.
El bus pasó hace cinco minutos. The bus passed five minutes ago.
Un caballo pasó por mi casa. A horse passed my house.
Por supuesto que pasó la prueba. Of course she passed the test.
El barco pasó bajo el puente. The boat passed under the bridge.
El peligro de la guerra ya pasó. The danger of war passed.
El edificio no pasó una inspección de incendios. The building did not pass a fire inspection.
Una sombra oscura pasó por detrás de Tom. A dark shadow passed behind Tom.
La expedición pasó a través de una gran selva. The expedition passed through the great jungle.
Pasa la sal, por favor. Pass the salt, please.
El tiempo ha pasado rapidísimo. Time has passed very fast.
Ha pasado un día más. Another day passed.
Tengo que pasar este examen. I have to pass this exam.
No dejes pasar esta oportunidad. Don't let this opportunity pass you by.
Pasé una prueba de japonés. I passed a test in Japanese.
Tom cedió el paso a Mary. Tom stepped aside to allow Mary to pass.
¿Me pasa la mantequilla, por favor? Pass me the butter, will you please.
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