pass comment

/pæs ˈkɒmɛnt/

Definition

Definition of pass comment - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

casual remark

make a remark about something casually

She passed comment on the weather.

comment

mention

remark

criticism

express a critical opinion about something

He passed comment on her choice of outfit.

criticize

remark

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Expressions with pass

pass by

move past something or someone

I watched the cars pass by the window.

pass along

deliver a message or item to someone

She will pass along the invitation to him.

pass around

show or share something among a group

He wanted to pass around the photo to see everyone's reactions.

pass away

die, especially in a gentle or euphemistic way

Her grandmother passed away last year.

make a pass

attempt to move the ball to a teammate in sports

She managed to make a pass to her teammate, securing the goal.

pass down

transfer something to the next generation

The recipe was passed down from my grandmother.

Expressions with comment

off-the-cuff comment

spontaneous statement

Her off-the-cuff comment surprised everyone.

add a comment

write a remark or opinion

Please add a comment to the blog post.

honest comment

remark that is straightforward and truthful

She appreciated his honest comment about her work.

leave a comment

add a written message expressing views, replies, or evaluation

Please leave a comment below if you enjoyed the article.

public comment

statement made by the public on an issue

The council invited public comment on the new policy.

be unavailable for comment

not able or willing to give a statement when asked

The mayor was unavailable for comment after the meeting.

no comment

choice to avoid making a response

When asked about the rumor, she simply said no comment.

unworthy of comment

adj.

not important enough to talk about or mention

His rude remark was unworthy of comment.

abstain from comment

choose not to say anything about something

The spokesperson abstained from comment on the issue.

fair comment

reasonable opinion or critique

Her review of the movie was considered fair comment.

Examples of pass comment in a sentence

They passed comment on the movie's ending.
She passed comment on the new policy.
They often pass comment on each other's work.

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French:commenter, ...
German:eine Bemerkung machen, einen Kommentar abgeben, ...
Italian:commentare, criticare, ...
Spanish:comentar, hacer un comentario, ...
Portuguese:comentar, fazer um comentário, ...
Chinese:随口评论, 评论, ...
Japanese:気軽にコメントする, コメントをする, ...
Arabic:عَلَّقَ, أَبْدَى نَقْدًا, ...
Hebrew:לְהָעִיר הֶעָרָה, לְהָעִיר הֶעָרָה בִּקּוֹרְתִית, ...
Russian:заметить, высказать замечание, ...
Ukrainian:висловлювати зауваження, висловити критичну думку, ...
Hindi:टिप्पणी करना, आलोचना करना, ...
Bengali:মন্তব্য করা, সমালোচনা করা, ...
Catalan:fer un comentari, expressar una opinió, ...
Czech:poznamenat, kritizovat, ...
Danish:komme med en bemærkning, kommentere, ...
Dutch:een opmerking maken, commentaar geven, ...
Greek:κάνω σχόλιο, εκφράζω κριτική, ...
Hungarian:megjegyezni, bírálni, ...
Khmer:និយាយយោបល់, រិះគន់, ...
Korean:가볍게 언급하다, 비판하다, ...
Persian:نظری داد, نظر داد, ...
Polish:zrobić uwagę, skomentować, ...
Portuguese (BR):comentar, fazer um comentário, ...
Romanian:a face o remarcă, a critica, ...
Swedish:kommentera, fälla en kommentar, ...
Thai:แสดงความคิดเห็น, วิจารณ์, ...
Turkish:yorum yapmak, eleştiri yapmak, ...
Vietnamese:đưa ra nhận xét, bày tỏ ý kiến, ...

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