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."
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passage in a sentence
- She read a passage from her favourite novel aloud.
- The teacher asked us to underline the key passage in the story.
- A dark passage led from the kitchen to the cellar.
- We squeezed through a narrow passage between the two old buildings.
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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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