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passers

/ˈpæsərz/ /ˈpɑːsərz/

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noun

Aprobado, el que aprueba

One who succeeds in passing a test, etc.

Examples :

"The board listed the names of all the passers of the recent nursing exam. "

La junta enumeró los nombres de todos los aprobados en el reciente examen de enfermería.

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noun

Transeúntes, pasadores

Someone who passes, someone who makes a pass.

Examples :

"Example Sentence: "The park was busy with passers, some strolling leisurely and others rushing to work." "

El parque estaba lleno de transeúntes, algunos paseando tranquilamente y otros corriendo al trabajo.

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noun

Peón pasado

Examples :

""With no opposing pawns to block their advance, both white pawns became passers near the end of the chess game, threatening to promote." "

Sin peones oponentes que bloquearan su avance, ambos peones blancos se convirtieron en peones pasados cerca del final de la partida de ajedrez, amenazando con coronar.

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noun

Transeúntes, viandantes

One who passes; a passer-by.

Examples :

"The street artist smiled at the passers and hoped they would appreciate his chalk drawing. "

El artista callejero sonrió a los transeúntes y esperaba que apreciaran su dibujo con tiza.

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noun

Alguien que puede pasar por miembro de un grupo

One who is able to "pass", or be accepted as a member of a race, sex or other group to which society would not otherwise regard them as belonging.

Examples :

"During that era, some African Americans became "passers", presenting themselves as white to escape racial discrimination and access better opportunities. "

Durante esa época, algunos afroamericanos se convirtieron en "pasadores", presentándose como blancos para escapar de la discriminación racial y acceder a mejores oportunidades.

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