No. 7,650 in Korean
패스
"패스" (paeseu) means "pass," often used in sports or situations involving approval or progression.
In a sentence
그는 경기에서 중요한 패스를 성공시켰다.
He successfully executed an important pass in the game.
Here, '패스' is used to denote passing in sports, such as soccer or basketball, indicating a transfer of the ball to another player within the context of a game.
시험 문제가 너무 어려워서 패스하고 다음 문제로 넘어갔다.
The exam question was too difficult, so I passed on it and moved to the next one.
In this context, '패스' is used to mean skipping or passing over something that is challenging or not easily completed, such as a difficult task or question.
친구가 저에게 메시지를 패스했습니다.
My friend passed a message to me.
Here, '패스' refers to sending or conveying something, specifically a message or information, from one person to another.
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