passer (pase)

That will pass.

Pass it on.

Can I stop by?

Spread the word!

You will see them come by.

Let's sit this dance out.

I'll come to your place.

Excuse me. May I get by?

I would like to make a phone call.

Pretend you're me.

I have to take an exam.

Unfortunately, I'll have to pass.

We need to cross the border.

My interest is in the future because I'm going to spend the rest of my life there.

I used to fish for hours on holidays.

I can't dispense with watching television.

Could you pass me the salt, please?

I think it's going to be a nice day.

Most students are tired of having to take examinations all the time.

He gave me a hard time.

Go sweep the floor!

I like to fish; it's a very relaxing way to spend the day.

He pulled aside to let a truck pass.

He can't do without comics.

I stepped aside so that he could pass.

She passed the jewel off as her own.

He had to lead a miserable life for many years.

Don't let this chance slip by.

Happy him who with ease can steer, from grave to gay, from lively to severe.

I need to do an exam in January.

I need to hoover up.

I can't do without this dictionary.

I'll make a phone call.

Can I make a phone call for ten yen?

I love to spend time trying to put together a puzzle.

You could pass for a teenager if you wore a T-shirt.

You want to go via the tunnel?

He's been passing off my ideas as his.

The ruling party pushed its tax bill through.

Never would an oaf, whatever he may do, be considered a gentleman.

He moved aside to let it pass.

I strolled along the streets to kill time.

I saw a lady go through the gate without showing her ticket.

I'll have to take a make-up test in English next week.

In a town you may pass unnoticed, whereas in a village it's impossible.

Can you pass me that thingamajig?

Socrates said, "Those who want fewest things are nearest to the gods."

Tom dreaded having to spend Christmas in the hospital.

Could you hand me the maple syrup?

Mennad is going to take the test.