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🇺🇸 /ˈpæsəz/ · 🇬🇧 /pˈɑːsɪz/

Quick facts about “passes”

Passes is a 2-syllable English word (pass-es). It is pronounced /ˈpæsəz/ in American English and /pˈɑːsɪz/ in British English.

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“passes” in sports

  • In team sports, a pass is crucial for teamwork, allowing players to move the ball or puck strategically among teammates.
  • The term 'pass' defines specific actions, like a 'forward pass' in football, which is essential for scoring points.

“passes” in travel

  • In the context of travel, a 'pass' can refer to a special ticket or permission, like a bus pass or a national park pass, allowing access.
  • Mountain passes are important routes through mountainous terrains, historically serving as trade routes and travel corridors.

“passes” in language and culture

  • 'Pass' can also mean to tolerate or overlook something, as in 'I’ll let that pass', showing social grace.
  • In many cultures, passing down traditions from older generations to younger ones signifies sharing knowledge and preserving heritage.

“passes” in psychology

  • Psychologically, the act of passing can symbolize letting go, whether of an object or an idea, allowing for emotional growth.
  • The concept of 'passing' can relate to social identity, where individuals may navigate different social circles by adapting their personas.

Rhymes

Passes rhymes with asses, grasses, classes, masses, gases, glasses, molasses and nasa's.

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