pāsi

派司

Word · Noun · Verb

pass; permit; to pass

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Meanings

2 senses · 6 examples
1.

noun

pass; permit; identity card

archaic

Older term derived from English 'pass'. Mostly used in historical or specific contexts like old Shanghai.

Jìn进
rù入
zū租
jiè界
xū需
yào要
chū出
shì示
pā派
si司
 。

You needed to show a pass to enter the concession.

Tā他
tāo掏
chū出
yī一
gè个
jiù旧
pài派
de的
pā派
si司
gěi给
shǒu守
wèi卫
kàn看
 。

He pulled out an old-fashioned pass to show the guard.

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Zhè这
zhǒng种
zhǐ纸
zhì质
de的
pā派
si司
xiàn现
zài在
yǐ已
jīng经
hěn很
shǎo少
jiàn见
le了
 。

This kind of paper pass is rarely seen nowadays.

2.

verb

to pass; to get through; to be approved

informal

Informal verb usage, also from English 'pass'. Often used in contexts of checks, exams, or inspections.

Tā他
fǎ法
yǔ语
kǎo考
shì试
pā派
si司
le了
 。

He passed the French exam.

Hǎi海
guān关
jiǎn检
chá查
hěn很
yán严
 ,
bù不
zhī知
dào道
wǒ我
men们
de的
huò货
wù物
néng能
bu不
néng能
pā派
si司
 。

The customs inspection is very strict; I don't know if our goods will pass.

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Zhè这
gè个
fāng方
àn案
hái还
xū需
yào要
lǐng领
dǎo导
pā派
si司
cái才
xíng行
 。

This plan still needs the boss's approval to pass.