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Welsh word

pasio

to pass to go past

verbmasculine/ˈpaʃɔ/

pasio means “to pass to go past” in Welsh and is used as a verb. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ˈpaʃɔ/.

Definitions

  • to pass to achieve a successful outcome

Mutation forms

MutationForm
Base formpasio
Treiglad Meddalbasio
Treiglad Trwynolmhasio
Treiglad Llaesphasio

pasio in context

Y peth pwysicaf yw pasio'r Ddeddf.

The most important thing is getting the Act passed.

A2

Pam mai Cymru oedd â'r stoc waethaf o ran ansawdd o gyfarpar diogelu anadlol, a pham nad oedd y cyfarpar nad oedd wedi pasio ei ddyddiad dod i ben yn ffitio wynebau benywod sy'n gweithio yn ein GIG?

Why did Wales have the worst-quality stockpile of respiratory protective equipment, and why did the equipment that was not expired not fit the faces of female people who work within our NHS?

C1

Pe bai'r Senedd yn pasio'r Bil, bydd ein dibyniaeth ar wahanol hen Ddeddfau San Steffan ar gyfer ein cyfraith gynllunio yn dod i ben.

Should the Senedd pass the Bill, our reliance on various old Westminster Acts for our planning law will come to an end.

C1

Mae llai na degawd wedi pasio ers i'r Senedd hon gael pwerau cyllidol newydd am y tro cyntaf ers 500 mlynedd.

It is still less than a decade since this Senedd assumed new fiscal powers for the first time in 500 years.

C1

Efo pasio'r Bil Hawliau Rhentwyr yn San Steffan yn fuan iawn, mae disgwyl i hynny ddigwydd.

With the passing of the Renters' Rights Bill in Westminster very soon, that's expected to happen.

B2

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