No. 10,937 in French
passez
"Passez" means "pass" or "go past."
In a sentence
Passez par ici si vous voulez voir une belle vue.
Pass by here if you want to see a beautiful view.
The word 'passez' is used here to indicate motion, specifically asking someone to move through a certain location.
Passez le document à votre voisin, s'il vous plaît.
Pass the document to your neighbor, please.
The word 'passez' is used here to instruct someone to physically hand over an item to another individual.
Ne passez pas trop de temps sur cet exercice.
Do not spend too much time on this exercise.
The word 'passez' in this context means to spend or allocate time, suggesting a limit to the duration devoted to a particular activity.
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