Passed - out-Meaning, Definition & English Examples
Passed is the past tense of pass, meaning to move by, go beyond, or successfully complete something, such as a test or a point in time. It can also mean to transfer or hand over something.
Definition:
Moved in a specified direction, went by, or successfully completed a test or course.
Synonyms:
elapsed, gone, succeeded, expired
Part of Speech:
verb, adjective
Antonyms:
failed, future
Common Collocations:
passed away, passed the test, passed by, passed down
Derivatives:
passing, passable
Usage Tips:
Use "passed" for movement or success; don’t confuse with "past" (time).
Common Phrases:
passed with flying colors, passed the buck, passed down through generations
Etymology:
From Old French "passer," from Latin "passus," meaning "step" or "pace."
Examples:
- 1. She passed the exam with ease.
- 2. The car passed us on the highway.
- 3. Time has passed quickly today.
- 4. He passed the ball to his teammate.