Definition
Definition of passado - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
sportsRare fencing thrust with one foot forwardRare
- He scored a point with a swift passado.
- The passado caught his opponent off guard.
- She practiced her passado to improve her fencing skills.
Images of passado

fencing thrust with one foot forward
Origin of passado
Italian, passato (past)
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- French:fente, ...
- German:Passado, ...
- Italian:affondo, ...
- Spanish:pasado, ...
- Portuguese:ataque, ...
- Chinese:前刺, ...
- Japanese:パサード, ...
- Arabic:طَعْنَة مُتَقَدِّمَة, ...
- Hebrew:פָּסָדוֹ, ...
- Russian:укол, ...
- Ukrainian:пасадо, ...
- Hindi:पासाडो, ...
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