“Pass” in Japanese
Short answer
Pass in Japanese is “峠” (touge). Full meaning: (mountain) pass, highest point on a mountain road, ridge; peak (e.g. of summer), worst (e.g. of an illness), crisis, critical point, most difficult part.
Other ways to say “Pass” in Japanese
通行証
tsuukoushou pass (e.g. backstage pass), permit (to pass or travel), laissez passer, passport
通過判定
tsuukahantei pass (verdict)
合格
goukaku passing (an exam), pass, success, passing grade; meeting (specifications, standards, etc.), passing (inspection), qualification, being found eligible
通行許可証
tsuukoukyokashou pass (e.g. backstage pass)
とうげ
touge (mountain) pass, highest point on a mountain road, ridge; peak (e.g. of summer), worst (e.g. of an illness), crisis, critical point, most difficult part
通券
tsuuken ticket, pass, pass token
通行手形
tsuukoutegata permit (to pass, enter, etc.), pass
四球
shikyuu base on balls, walk, pass
送球
soukyuu throw; pass (in basketball, etc.); handball
通行券
tsuukouken toll road ticket; pass (e.g. in public transportation)
フォアボール
fuoabooru base on balls, walk, pass
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