Pass along Meaning in English
expression
ˈpæs/ /əˈɫɔŋ
PASS uh-LAWNG
pˈɑːs/ /ɐlˈɒŋ
PAHSS uhl-ONG
Definition
To give something (like a message or object) to someone else, so that it continues to move from one person to another.
Usage & Nuances
Informal and friendly. Often used for messages, news, or physical items in a group. Common phrases: "pass along a message/news", "pass it along". Not used for official delivery; implies casual sharing or spreading.
Spanish: pasar - transmitirPortuguese (BR): passar adiante - transmitirPortuguese (PT): passar adiante - transmitirChinese (Simplified): 传递 - 转告Chinese (Traditional): 傳遞 - 轉告Hindi: आगे बढ़ाना - सूचित करनाArabic: تمرير - نقل (معلومات)Bengali: পাস করিয়ে দাও - এগিয়ে দাও - পৌঁছে দাওRussian: передать - переслатьJapanese: 伝える - 回すVietnamese: chuyển lại - chuyển tiếpKorean: 전달하다 - 넘기다Turkish: iletmek - aktarmakUrdu: آگے پہنچانا - آگے دیناIndonesian: menyampaikan - meneruskan
Example Sentences
Please pass along this note to your friend.
basic
Can you pass along the message to him?
basic
She always passes along good advice.
basic
If you hear anything interesting, pass it along.
natural
I'll pass along your congratulations to the team.
natural
The rumor was quickly passed along from one class to the next.
natural