Pass
pass
In German, the word 'Pass' can refer to a mountain pass, a passport, or a document that allows passage through a border or a checkpoint. It can also refer to a successful attempt or achievement in a test or an examination. In the context of sports, it can mean a pass, as in passing a ball or a puck to a teammate.
Example sentences using: Pass
Ich habe meinen Pass verloren.
I have lost my passport.
This sentence is used when somebody has lost their passport. In German, the word 'Pass' translates to 'passport'.
Mein Pass läuft nächsten Monat ab.
My passport expires next month.
This German sentence is used when someone wants to express that his or her passport will not be valid anymore after the specified time period, in this case, the next month.
Wo ist der Pass?
Where is the passport?
This sentence is used when somebody is looking for the passport and asks others if they know where it is. The word 'wo' indicates a question related to a location in German.