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passage

passage
[C/U] Both
pl: passagesing: passaging

Countable when referring to a specific piece of text or a physical corridor. Uncountable when referring to the general process of moving from one state to another or the flow of time.

Meanings

Nounpassage

The act or process of moving from one place, state, or condition to another.

The passage of time seems to accelerate as we age.

Nounpassage

A narrow path, corridor, or hallway that connects two areas.

The servants used a narrow passage to reach the kitchen.

Nounpassage

A short section of a written work or a piece of music.

The teacher asked the students to read a short passage from the novel.

Nounpassage

A journey by ship or aircraft, especially a long one.

They booked a passage to India in the nineteenth century.

Nounpassage

A way through which air, fluid, or light can pass in a body or structure.

The nasal passage was blocked due to a severe cold.

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