IPA: //pɑːˈseɪ//
KK: /pɑːseɪ/
A specific movement made by a matador in bullfighting, where the cape is presented and moved to attract the bull's charge.
The matador executed a perfect pase, drawing the bull closer with a graceful movement of the cape.
This word originates from Spanish 'pase', meaning a pass or permission to go. It is derived from the verb 'pasar', meaning to pass or go through.
Think of 'pase' as a permission to 'go through' or 'pass' somewhere, which helps you remember that it means a pass.