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passage [ˈpæsɪdʒ] SUST.

1. passage a. fig. (act or process of moving through):

passage
passage through sth
the passage of time

2. passage (journey):

passage
passage
passage naut
passage naut

3. passage (extended corridor in building):

passage
passage
passage

4. passage (long connecting path):

passage
passage
passage

5. passage a. MED. (duct):

passage
passage
passage

6. passage LIT., MÚS. (excerpt):

passage
passage

8. passage (interchange):

passage

9. passage (official passing):

passage

underground passage SUST.

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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The rooms on either side of the passage were guardrooms.
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It is six storeys high, and has an unusually large number of passages and chambers inside the walls.
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It may be seen as a long-awaited rite of passage in her life signifying her coming of age.
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The horse found passages through high mountains, across raging rivers, and water when needed.
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The temple has a square sanctum ("garbhagriha") which is surrounded by a narrow passage way.
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Transition to secondary school is a rite of passage in every childs life journey.
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It also connotes passage, transformation, and new life.
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Another passage exists north of the pool, though its relation to the pool or the southern passage is unknown.
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The eastern arch leads by a passage to the east door.
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The sequence of 26 subjects is studied twice each year, though the passages change from week to week, making each week's lesson different.
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