n.

1. 通行；通過[U]
   The road is too narrow to allow the passage of gondola.

   這條街太窄，大型貨車不能通過。

   He forced a passage through the crowd.

   他強行通過人群。

2. 通路；水路；出入口[C]
   Magellan was trying to find a passage to the Indian Ocean.

   麥哲倫試圖找到一條通向印度洋的通道。

3. 走廊，過道[C]
   His office is at the end of the passage.

   他的辦公室在走廊的盡頭。

4. （時間的）推移[U]
   Their friendship has survived the passage of time.

   他們的友誼經受住了時間的考驗。

5. 旅行，航行；船費，旅費[U][S1]
   We had a stormy passage across the channel.

   我們橫渡海峽時遇到了風暴。

6. （法案等的）通過[U]
   Passage of the bill depends on public support.

   這一法案的通過依靠公眾的支持。

7. 遷移，移居[U]
8. 通行權，通行許可[U]
   The king granted them passage through his realm.

   國王准許他們通過他的領土。

9. （文章，樂曲等的）一段，一節[C]
   People have different interpretations of the passage.

   人們對這一段文字有不同的解釋。

vi.

1. 通過，經過
2. 航行，旅行

vi.

1. （馬或騎士）以斜橫步前進

vt.

1. 使（馬）以斜橫步前進

n.

1. the action or process of moving through, under, over, or past something on the way from one place to another.
   ▸the action or process of moving forward.
   ▸the right to pass through somewhere.
   ▸a journey by sea or air.
2. a way through something; a passageway.
3. the process of transition from one state to another.
   ▸the passing of a bill into law.
4. a short section or episode from a text, musical composition, game, etc.
5. /paˈsɑːʒ/ Medicine  & Biology  the process of propagating microorganisms or cells in a series of host organisms or culture media.

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