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passarão
"Passarão" means "big bird" or "large bird" in Portuguese.
In a sentence
Eles passarão pela casa amanhã.
They will pass by the house tomorrow.
In this sentence, 'passarão' is the future tense form of the verb 'passar,' meaning 'to pass,' indicating an action that will happen in the future.
Os passarão por aqui são muito rápidos.
The ones that will pass by here are very fast.
Here, 'passarão' again represents the future tense of 'passar,' used to describe an upcoming event concerning individuals or objects passing through.
Não sabemos se eles passarão na prova.
We don't know if they will pass the test.
In this case, 'passarão' implies succeeding or achieving a passing grade, showing that the verb 'passar' can also mean 'to pass' in terms of success.
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