passage
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/ˈpæsɪdʒ/
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/ˈpæsɪdʒ/
noun
B2
A narrow path between walls that connects rooms or places.
We walked through the dark passage to reach the main hall.
R
A tube in the body that air or liquid moves through.
A cold can block your nasal passage.
B2
A short part of a book, music, or other written work.
Please read this passage from the book and answer the questions.
R
The movement of time.
With the passage of time, she became more confident.
R
The process of making a bill into law in a government.
The new law had an easy passage through parliament.
R
A journey by ship from one place to another.
He worked on the ship to pay for his passage to America.
R
A way through something.
The police made a passage through the crowd.
R
The act of moving through or past something.
Trees can block the passage of light.
R
Permission to travel through an area.
They were granted free passage through the country.
translation
A narrow path between walls that connects rooms or places.; A tube in the body that air or liquid moves through.; A short part of a book, music, or other written work.; The movement of time.; The process of making a bill into law in a government.; A journey by ship from one place to another.; A way through something.; The act of moving through or past something.; Permission to travel through an area.
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passages