No. 8,221 in Spanish
pasaje
"Pasaje" means "passage," "ticket," or "pathway," depending on context.
In a sentence
Compré un pasaje de ida y vuelta para mi viaje.
I bought a round-trip ticket for my journey.
In this sentence, 'pasaje' refers to a travel ticket for transportation.
El pasaje del libro describe un día soleado en el campo.
The passage of the book describes a sunny day in the countryside.
Here, 'pasaje' is used to denote a segment or excerpt from a literary work.
El pasaje entre los dos edificios estaba bloqueado.
The pathway between the two buildings was blocked.
In this usage, 'pasaje' refers to a physical pathway or passage that connects locations.
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