pase
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of pase
1935–40; < Spanish: literally, a pass, noun use of pase let him pass, 3rd person singular present subjunctive of pasar to pass
Example Sentences
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Efectivamente, los Seahawks avanzaron 74 yardas en 34 segundos, destacando un pase de 42 yardas del renacido Sam Darnold a Jaxon Smith-Njigba contra Kam Curl y terminando con un pase de touchdown de 14 yardas a un Smith-Njigba sin cobertura para darles una ventaja de 17-13 al descanso.
From Los Angeles Times
McVay decidió arriesgarse, y Stafford terminó lanzando un pase a un Terrance Ferguson cubierto, el balón cayó incompleto y los Seahawks mantuvieron la posesión hasta los últimos 25 segundos.¡Suma los puntos!
From Los Angeles Times
Entre vítores y gritos, los jugadores levantaron los vasos de papel que tenían en las manos y se los bebieron de un trago para celebrar las tres entradas perfectas que lanzó Sasaki en la victoria por 2-1 en 11 entradas sobre los Philadelphia Phillies, que les aseguró su pase a la Serie de Campeonato de la Liga Nacional.
From Los Angeles Times
"Sleep health recommendations often focus on getting the recommended amount of sleep, which is seven to nine hours a night, but there is less emphasis on maintaining regular sleep schedules," said study author Matthew Paul Pase, PhD of Monash University in Melbourne, Australia.
From Science Daily
"Effective sleep health education combined with behavioral therapies can improve irregular sleep patterns," Pase said.
From Science Daily
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