Examples of using "Passou" in a sentence and their english translations:
- That was a close call.
- That was close.
- That was a close one.
Tom didn't pass the exam, did he?
That was a close call.
Have you put on sunscreen?
- Tom ironed his pants.
- Tom ironed his trousers.
That was a close one.
It was really close.
A car went by.
- Time has passed very fast.
- Time passed very quickly.
- The time has passed very quickly.
Time has passed very fast.
The time has passed very quickly.
Where have you spent your holidays?
- Has the postman been yet?
- Has the letter carrier been by yet?
He succeeded in the examination.
- Has the postman been yet?
- Has the mailman already come?
Tom put on some sunscreen.
Tom passed the test.
Tom ironed his clothes.
She passed the examination.
- Where did you spend your holidays?
- Where did you spend your vacation?
You passed the test.
Half an hour passed.
Did you put on sunscreen?
The pain never went away.
That time has passed.
Did he pass the test?
Did he pass the exam?
The worst is already over.
Sami passed the test.
Did Tom pass the test?
Tom lashed out at me.
He walked right past her.
She ironed her shirt.
The garbage truck already passed by.
Tom barely passed the test.
You've given me your cold.
It didn't even cross my mind.
Tom spent a lot of time in Boston.
The worst is over.
That never crossed my mind.
Tom didn't pass the exam.
How did you spend your vacation?
Life passed him by.
He passed among the crowd.
He gave me a cold.
Tom dropped by to say thanks.
Tom ironed his clothes.
- Dick passed the photo to me.
- Dick passed me the photo.
He passed without greeting us.
Last year is gone already.
It's past midnight.
How did Tom get past the guards?
How did you spend your holiday?
Tom ripped me off.
My headache has gone.
Did you iron all the shirts?
My letter went unheeded.
Tom ironed his white shirt.
He spread butter on the bread.
A cloud passed across the moon.
He barely passed the examination.
It never crossed my mind.
A month has already passed.
The bus went past the bus stop.
Did you spend the night here?
Tom failed the test.
Tom's anger faded.
The mailman has not yet passed by.
You ran a red light.
It hadn't crossed my mind.
Tom buttered his toast.
Mary ironed her skirt.
That was one death too many.
What has gotten into you?
Tom spent the whole afternoon studying.
Tom spent all afternoon cooking.
Mary ironed her blouse.
How did you celebrate New Year's Eve?
He ironed his clothes.
The bus has not passed yet.
He spent the night awake.
Tom spent the day writing.
She spent all afternoon cooking.