passage in German
passage in German is Passus, Passage — passage means a short section of a text, speech, or piece of music.
passage in German
Passus
Passage
Part of a path or journey.
What does "passage" mean?
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noun A short section of a text, speech, or piece of music.
"She read a passage from her favourite novel aloud."
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noun A narrow corridor or way connecting two places.
"A dark passage led from the kitchen to the cellar."
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noun The act of travelling from one place to another, especially by sea.
"They booked passage on a cargo ship bound for Lisbon."
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noun The process by which a bill becomes law.
"The passage of the new tax bill took months of debate."
passage in a sentence
- She read a passage from her favourite novel aloud.
- A dark passage led from the kitchen to the cellar.
- They booked passage on a cargo ship bound for Lisbon.
- The passage of the new tax bill took months of debate.
Similar words in German
Common German translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "passage" in German?
"passage" in German is Passus, Passage. passage means: A short section of a text, speech, or piece of music.
How do you use "passage" in a sentence?
Example: "She read a passage from her favourite novel aloud." In German, "passage" is Passus, Passage.
Are there other ways to say "passage" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "passage": Passus, Passage.
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