pass through

atravesar, pasar por

Moverse por el interior de un lugar hasta salir de él, o extenderse de un lado al otro.

En inglés sencillo: To move through a place, or to extend across it.

• We pass through the park every day.
• The road passes through a forest.
• Did you pass through customs without any problems?

Cómo se usa: pass through somewhere (The train passes through several small villages.)

Sinónimos: go through, travel through

Expresiones frecuentes: pass through a town, pass through a tunnel

hacer pasar por, pasar por

Mover algo a través de una abertura o del interior de otra cosa hasta que salga por el otro lado.

En inglés sencillo: To move something into and out of another thing or through an opening.

• Pass the thread through the needle.
• She passed the dough through the machine twice.
• Can you pass this wire through the hole?

Cómo se usa: pass something through something (Pass the liquid through a clean filter.)

Sinónimos: feed through, put through

Expresiones frecuentes: pass something through something, pass thread through something

pasar por, atravesar

Vivir un período, una etapa o una situación difícil.

En inglés sencillo: To experience a period, stage, or difficult situation in your life.

• Children pass through many stages.
• She passed through a period of deep sadness.
• We have all passed through times of doubt.

Cómo se usa: pass through something (The family passed through a difficult period.)

Sinónimos: go through, experience, undergo

Expresiones frecuentes: pass through a phase, pass through difficult times

pasaplatos

Abertura en una pared interior que suele servir para pasar comida de la cocina a otra habitación.

En inglés sencillo: An opening in an inside wall, often used to move food from the kitchen to another room.

• The kitchen has a pass through.
• She put the plates on the pass through ledge.
• We added a pass through between the kitchen and dining room.

Sinónimos: serving hatch

Expresiones frecuentes: kitchen pass through, pass through opening