No. 12,910 in Spanish
pasé
"Pasé" means "I passed" or "I went through" in English.
In a sentence
Ayer pasé el día en la playa.
Yesterday, I spent the day at the beach.
The word 'pasé' here means 'spent,' referring to the act of spending time.
Pasé por tu casa pero no estabas.
I passed by your house but you weren't there.
'Pasé' in this sentence means 'passed by,' indicating moving past a location.
Pasé el examen final de matemáticas.
I passed the final math exam.
Here, 'pasé' means 'passed,' referring to successfully completing something.
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