pass
I. (v.)
- (pass by) preterpasar, preterirar;
- (surpass) superirar, superesar;
- (take passage) (intr.) pasajar;
- (in speaking of gas, liquids, etc.) permear;
- (pass away (die) mortar;
- (suffice) suficar;
- (cease) cesar.
- pass one’s life - pasar sua vivo.
- pass as a miser - reputesar kom avaro.
- pass for captain’s rank - promocesar (kom) kapitano.
- this money no longer passes - ica moneto ne plus aceptesas.
- pass in judgement - venar avan tribunalo, esar judiciata.
- pass over a fault - ne-atencar od indulgar kulpo.
- pass through without stopping - transirar etapo.
- pass in review - pasar por revuar.
- bring to pass - (happen) eventar.
- pass muster - suficar esar pasabla.
- (cause to pass, a boat, a person, etc.) pasigar (cf. aprobar);
- (give judgement) enuncar judicio;
- (a bill) adoptar.
- pass a coin - donar, prizentar monetopeco en (od, por) pago.
- to let nothing pass - omisar nulo.
- pass across a river - transirar rivero.
- pass on one’s road - sequar sua voyo.
- pass an examination - subisar exameno; sucesar en exameno.
- pass over a line - (omit) omisar lineo.
- (cause to happen) eventigar, efektigar, produktar.
- pass a person - (in a theater) lasar enirar (senpage).
II. (n.)
- (entrance) paseyo, eniro
- narrow pass in mountain - defileo
- (permission) pas-permiso, pas-letro; pasporto;
- (state) stando;
- (temporary leave) konjedo;
- (movement of fist, sword) pugnostroko, espadostroko;
- (gesture) gesto;
- (ticket) bilieto.
- pass key - chefa / generala klefo; eniroklefo; pasovorto;
- pass book - banko-konto-libro.