Pass as Meaning in English
expression
ˈpæs/ /ˈæz/, /ˈɛz
PASS-az or PASS-ez
pˈɑːs/ /ˈæs
PAHSS-az
释义
To appear to be or pretend to be someone or something, often in order to deceive or because of resemblance.
用法与细微差别
Usually informal. Commonly used with people or things being mistaken for something else, often intentionally. Can have a negative connotation if deception is involved. Sometimes used for resemblance without intent to trick.
Spanish: hacerse pasar por - parecer serPortuguese (BR): passar por - ser considerado comoPortuguese (PT): passar por - ser considerado comoChinese (Simplified): 冒充 - 看起来像Chinese (Traditional): 冒充 - 看起來像Hindi: के रूप में दिखना - के रूप में पेश आनाArabic: يُنظر إليه كـ - يتظاهر بأنهBengali: ছদ্মবেশ ধারণ করা - ছদ্মবেশে পার হওয়াRussian: сойти за - выдавать себя заJapanese: 〜として通用する - 〜のふりをするVietnamese: giả làm - được xem nhưKorean: ~인 척하다 - ~처럼 보이다Turkish: gibi görünmek - ... olarak geçmekUrdu: بن کر دکھانا - طور پر پیش آناIndonesian: berpura-pura sebagai - terlihat seperti
例句
He tried to pass as a doctor to get into the hospital.
basic
These coins could easily pass as real money.
basic
She can pass as a native speaker because her accent is so good.
basic
I dyed my hair, but it could hardly pass as natural.
natural
Do you think this fake ID will pass as a real one at the club?
natural
That excuse might pass as believable if you hadn't used it before.
natural