Adriana Da Silva
Professional TeacherCuando el verbo PASAR puede ser utilizado /The verb PASAR can be used in the following colloquial expressions
- Pasar de largo When you go to a place without stopping and, in general, without looking at what is around "Ella paso de largo, y no me saludo".
- Pasarse de listo - Pasarse de vivo We use this phrase when a person act in a not very honest way or tries to deceive and take advantage of a situation but is discovered "No os paséis de listos"
- Pasarse lo que pase In spite of what my happen "Pase lo que pase, estoy con vosotros".
- Pasar a mayores When a situation becomes more serious or important than it seemed "Esta problema paso a mayores"
May 5, 2019 7:55 PM
Adriana Da Silva
Language Skills
English, Portuguese, Spanish
Learning Language
English
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