pass completion

pæs kəmˈpliːʃən

Definition

Definition of pass completion - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

sports

TECH.

successful forward pass in American football

TECH.

The quarterback's pass completion was crucial for the win.
His pass completion rate impressed the scouts.
The team's strategy focused on improving pass completion.

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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 completion

close to completion

adj.

almost finished, needing very little more work

The report is close to completion and ready for review.

certificate of completion

official document stating that required work, study, or training has been finished

After the workshop, each participant received a certificate of completion.

completion date

calendar day when a task or project is finished or due to finish

The contractor confirmed the completion date in the revised schedule.

upon completion

adv.

at the time something has been fully finished or achieved

You will receive a certificate upon completion of the training.

non-completion

state of not finishing something that was started

Non-completion of the course will affect your grade.

code completion

feature in software that predicts and fills in code automatically

Code completion helps you write programs faster.

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French:passe réussie, ...
German:Passerfolg, ...
Italian:passaggio riuscito, ...
Spanish:completación de pase, ...
Portuguese:passe bem-sucedido, ...
Chinese:传球成功, ...
Japanese:パス成功, ...
Arabic:تَمْرِير نَاجِح, ...
Hebrew:הַשְׁלָמַת מְסִירָה, ...
Russian:завершение паса, ...
Ukrainian:завершення пасу, ...
Hindi:पास पूरा होना, ...
Bengali:পাস সম্পন্ন, ...
Catalan:passada completada, ...
Czech:kompletní přihrávka, ...
Danish:vellykket aflevering, ...
Dutch:voltooide pass, ...
Greek:επιτυχής πάσα, ...
Hungarian:sikeres passz, ...
Khmer:ការបញ្ជូនបាល់ទៅមុខបានសម្រេចក្នុងកីឡាបាល់ទាត់អាមេរិក, ...
Korean:패스 성공, ...
Persian:پاس موفقیت‌آمیز, ...
Polish:udane podanie, ...
Portuguese (BR):conclusão de passe, ...
Romanian:pasă completă, ...
Swedish:passning, ...
Thai:การส่งบอลสำเร็จ, ...
Turkish:pas tamamlaması, ...
Vietnamese:đường chuyền thành công, ...

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