No. 12,898 in Spanish
pasajes
Tickets or passages.
In a sentence
Compré pasajes para el concierto.
I bought tickets for the concert.
Here, 'pasajes' refers to tickets for an event or transportation access.
En el libro hay pasajes muy interesantes.
There are very interesting passages in the book.
In this context, 'pasajes' means excerpts or sections of a written text.
Los pasajes de la vida pueden ser impredecibles.
The passages of life can be unpredictable.
Here, 'pasajes' is used metaphorically to describe phases or stages of life.
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