pasó

/paˈso/, [paˈso]

happened, passed, step

Verb pasó

Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) preterite indicative form of pasar.

Examples

Dígame brevemente qué pasó.

Tell me, briefly, what happened.

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Se te pasó una palabra al copiar el cuaderno.

You've left out a word in copying the textbook.

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Jane pasó un fin de semana muy aburrido.

Jane had a very boring weekend.

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Tom se pasó la mejor parte del día escribiendo un artículo para una revista local.

Tom spent the better part of the day writing an article for a local magazine.

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Tú solías ser amigo de Tom. ¿Qué pasó?

You and Tom used to be friends. What happened?

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Tom pasó la mayor parte de su tiempo pescando.

Tom passed most of the time fishing.

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Tom pasó la noche en la cárcel.

Tom spent the night in jail.

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Tom la pasó realmente bien.

Tom had a really great time.

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Asumo que oíste sobre lo que pasó aquí ayer.

I assume you've heard about what happened here yesterday.

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¿Y qué pasó después?

And what happened after that?

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