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pase

pase

6.8
A movement of the ball by a player to a teammate
  • noun
  • /peɪs/
  • UK
translation icon : pase
  • The midfielder made a perfect pase to his teammate, leading to a goal.

Examples

  • He made a brilliant pase to his teammate.

  • During the match, her quick pase surprised the defenders and changed the game.

  • He practiced his pase skills every day to improve his teamwork on the field.

  • Did you see that amazing pase during the match?

  • The midfielder made a perfect pase to his teammate, leading to a goal.

  • During the match, her quick pase surprised the defenders and changed the game.

  • He practiced his pase skills every day to improve his teamwork on the field.

Synonyms

toss
vspase
25 2.0

A short throw of the ball to another player

is any pass between teammates not limited to casual short throws

How Far

forward pass
2 3.8
pase
  • UK
6.8
to pass
167 1.0

Surface Forms

pase singular
pases plural

Etymology

Pase comes from the Spanish verb pasar, meaning 'to pass', and is related to the English word pass. In sport a pase is simply the action of passing the ball to a teammate, so the word keeps the basic idea of a 'pass'.