прошёл; передал
passed
went by or gave something to another
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прошёл; передал with English translation
прошёл; передал usage examples
The teacher passed the papers back after class.
Учитель прошёл по классу и раздал работы после урока.
The runner passed the finish line first.
Бегун первым прошёл финишную черту.
The teacher passed the papers back after class.
Учитель вернул ученикам работы после урока.
The runner passed the finish line first.
Бегун первым пересёк финишную черту.
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прошёл; передал belongs to the topic "Lists". Start with a short 7-word set so the word is easier to remember in context.
прошёл; передал synonyms
What's the difference between прошёл; передал / прошёл, передал / пропустил / передал / перевёл / сдал
Main neutral meaning: 'went by / gave something to someone.'
Means 'missed, skipped, let pass on,' not just 'passed.'
Specifically means giving or passing an item or message to another person.
Usually means 'moved across,' 'transferred money,' or 'translated a text,' not general 'passed.'
Usually means 'passed an exam,' 'handed in,' or 'surrendered.' It is related, but more specific.
Means 'sent somewhere,' usually by mail, message, or service; not just 'passed.'
More formal: 'to hand over officially or ceremoniously.'
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How to pronounce прошёл; передал and what this word means
прошёл; передал means passed. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce прошёл; передал
[prɐˈʂol, pʲɪrʲɪˈdal]
прошёл; передал translation
passed
прошёл; передал examples
The teacher passed the papers back after class.
прошёл; передал transcription
[prɐˈʂol, pʲɪrʲɪˈdal]
Questions about this word
прошёл; передал meaning: what does it mean?
прошёл мимо или передал что-то другому
прошёл; передал pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
прошёл; передал is pronounced as [prɐˈʂol, pʲɪrʲɪˈdal]. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
прошёл; передал definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
The teacher passed the papers back after class. Translation: Учитель прошёл по классу и раздал работы после урока.
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