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What is pas when translated from French to English?

"Pas" in French can be translated into English in a few different ways depending on the context:

1. "Step"

* "Faire un pas" translates to "take a step".

* "Un pas en avant" translates to "a step forward".

* "Un pas de danse" translates to "a dance step".

2. "Not" (as a negative)

* "Je ne sais pas" translates to "I don't know".

* "Il n'y a pas de problème" translates to "There is no problem".

* "Ce n'est pas vrai" translates to "That's not true".

3. "Step" (in a measurement)

* "Deux pas" translates to "two steps" (as a unit of measurement).

* "Un pas de porte" translates to "a doorway".

4. "Pace"

* "A son propre pas" translates to "at his own pace".

5. "Step" (in a sequence)

* "Étape par étape" translates to "step by step".

To understand the correct translation, you need to consider the context of the sentence and the surrounding words.

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