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passage
passage
The French word 'passage' is a direct translation of the English word 'passage'. It can refer to a path, corridor, or a section of text. In French, it is used in a similar way to the English language, making it a cognate and easy to understand for English speakers learning French.
Example sentences using: passage
Le passage de ce texte est assez complexe.
The passage of this text is quite complex.
In this sentence, 'passage' is used to indicate a part, section or fragment of the text that is considered complex.
Le passage des voitures sur cette route est dangereux.
The passage of cars on this road is dangerous.
In this context, 'passage' refers to the act of cars moving or crossing this road which is deemed to be dangerous.
L'oiseau a volé à travers le passage étroit.
The bird flew through the narrow passage.
In this example, 'passage' refers to a narrow space where the bird was able to fly through.