パス
パス
noun,verb-suru
bus;to succeed in a test or exam;a ticket or permission to enter or go somewhere;to hand over something, like a ball, to someone else
例文
In the soccer game, Tanaka skillfully passed the ball.
The bus is over there.
To enter the art museum, you need a special pass.
I studied very hard to pass the exam.
In basketball, a quick pass changed the flow of the game.
I will wait for the bus.
He passed the difficult exam and seems very happy.
If you have this pass, you can use the library freely at any time.
I lined up early to get a pass for the concert.
I successfully passed the car license test.
He chose to pass the ball to his teammate.
The bus is expensive.
That pass is valid for one year.
Tanaka passed the university entrance exam.
The teacher told me to pass it on to the next person.
I will go by bus.
Employees use the company pass to enter the parking lot.
In the meeting, Yamada passed the question to another person.
If I can't pass the exam, I will try again.
The bus is convenient.