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PASSAGE - translation to arabic
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Passazh; Passage (album); The Passage (disambiguation); Le Passage; Passage (disambiguation); Le Passage (disambiguation); The Passage (film); The Passage (album); Passage (novel); Passage (film); The Passage (novel); The Passage; Draft:Passage (Novel); Passage (Novel)
PASSAGE
ألاسم
مَجَاز ; مُخْتَرَق ; مَمْشًى ; مَنْفَذ
passage
إِمْرار,تَغَوُّط,مَمَرّ
Passage
مرور ، رحلة ، مسافة ، عبور أجرة العبور
Definition
passage
n.
accommodations
1) to book passage (on a ship)
section
2) an obscure passage (in a text)
way, channel
3) to clear; force a passage
4) a secret passage
channel in the body
5) nasal passages
6) (BE) the back passage ('the rectum')
transition
7) a passage from; to
8) (misc.) a rite of passage
trip
9) an outward passage
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Passage
Passage, The Passage or Le Passage may refer to:
Examples of use of PASSAGE
1. There is no passage to Israel, no passage to the West Bank and even none to Egypt, the last outlet.
2. Thus the second passage of the surah concludes, speaking of the life to come, just as did the first passage.
3. Their passage is through quite a daunting gauntlet and now there‘s the relatively safe passage given to women claiming assault.
4. Passage of the plan –– and bipartisan passage in particular –– would mark a significant achievement at the outset of his administration.
5. Safe passage Egeland called on Israel to guarantee safe passage for humanitarian goods into Lebanon by road, sea and air.