Definition of passado - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

sports

Rare

fencing thrust with one foot forward

Rare

He scored a point with a swift passado.
The passado caught his opponent off guard.
She practiced her passado to improve her fencing skills.

attack

lunge

thrust

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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, ...
Bengali:পাসাডো, ...
Catalan:passat, ...
Czech:šermířský výpad s jednou nohou vpřed, ...
Danish:passado, ...
Dutch:passado, ...
Greek:πέρασμα, ...
Hungarian:előrelépéses szúrás, ...
Khmer:ការចាក់ដាវទៅមុខដោយបោះជំហានមួយជើងទៅមុខ, ...
Korean:파사도, ...
Persian:پاسادو, ...
Polish:pchnięcie, ...
Portuguese (BR):passado, ...
Romanian:pasado, ...
Swedish:passado, ...
Thai:พาซาโด, ...
Turkish:passado, ...
Vietnamese:cú passado, ...

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