pouvez vous me passer cela
pass temps
pass a good time in french is...passer un bon moment
Passer les bonbons.
Reussir tes devoirs
pass the salt -- passe (or, if appropriate, passez) le sel -- "pahss (pah-say) luh sell"
'Ma passion', pronounced mah pass-ee-on.
Passe le ketchup (imperative mood)
permi pour la salle de bains
moyen de passer sauvages
The translation for 'pass' in French can depend on the context. It can be translated as "passer" or "Je passe" if referring to physically going past something, or as "réussir" or "obtenir" if referring to successfully completing a test or exam.
Pass. Passons is a type of imperative, where you say to your companion(s) let's pass or shall we pass?. Not to be confused with the other imperative to someone in your way 'Let us pass' which would be 'laissez-nous passer.!'
"You pass" = "vous passez"