No. 10,094 in German
pas
"Pas" is not a standard German word; it might stem from another language like French ("pas" meaning "step" or "not") or could be a typo.
In a sentence
Ich bin sicher, dass er den Pas gewählt hat.
I am sure that he chose the pass.
The word 'Pas' here means 'pass,' often referring to a passage or permission to go through.
In der Tanzschule lernten wir verschiedene Pas.
In dance school, we learned different steps.
The word 'Pas' here refers to 'steps,' specifically in the context of dance.
Der Pas langsamer Schritte beeindruckte alle.
The procession of slow steps impressed everyone.
Here, 'Pas' is used to describe a sequence or set of steps, often in a ceremonial or formal context.
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