Pass from Meaning in English

expression

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التعريف

To change or move from one state, situation, or condition to another. It can also mean to go through a place or period in time.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Mainly used in formal or academic speech. Common with 'pass from one... to another', especially about time, conditions, or emotions. Not used for physical passing (like passing a ball)—that uses just 'pass'. Often followed by 'to'. Avoid using it for places unless describing a journey or time period.

• Spanish: pasar de
• Portuguese (BR): passar de
• Portuguese (PT): passar de
• Chinese (Simplified): 从……转变 - 经过
• Chinese (Traditional): 從……轉變 - 經過
• Hindi: से गुजरना
• Arabic: ينتقل من
• Bengali: থেকে অতিক্রম করা
• Russian: переходить из (чего-то) - переходить от
• Japanese: 〜から移る
• Vietnamese: chuyển từ
• Korean: ~에서 넘어가다 - ~에서 벗어나다
• Turkish: -den geçmek
• Urdu: سے گزرنا
• Indonesian: berpindah dari

جمل نموذجية

The seasons pass from winter to spring.

basic

She watched her children pass from childhood to adulthood.

basic

The speech passed from one topic to another.

basic

After the holidays, it's hard to pass from relaxing to working again.

natural

We watched the sky pass from bright blue to deep orange at sunset.

natural

Sometimes friendships pass from close to distant as life changes.

natural