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eu passasse

spent, passed, handed, came by, passed by

→ passar
pass to pass through + asse Imperfect subjunctive (I/he/she/you)
verb · 1st-person singular / 3rd-person singular, imperfect tense Rare #32,921
spent Used for the imperfect subjunctive of passar; in English, it often translates as “spent” in a clause expressing a wish or possibility.
PO: Eu queria que ela passasse mais tempo em casa.
EN: I wanted her to spend more time at home.
passed, handed Used for the imperfect subjunctive of passar.
PO: Pedi que ele me passasse o pão.
EN: I asked him to pass me the bread.
came by, passed by Used for the imperfect subjunctive of passar.
PO: Seria ótimo se você passasse por aqui amanhã.
EN: It would be great if you came by here tomorrow.
Conjugation of passar
Subjunctive imperfect
SingularPlural
First passasse —
Third passasse —

Mary queria que Tom passasse mais tempo com seus filhos.

Mary wanted Tom to spend more time with his children.

Mas se o Senhor passasse as noites comigo, logo seria verdade.

But if the Lord spent the nights with me, it would soon become true.

— Lanternas Vermelhas (1991)

Seria uma bagunça mesmo, se ele passasse por aí.

It would be a real mess if he passed by there.

— Ninguém Pode Saber (2004)

Como se passasse um fax do além.

As if sending a fax from beyond the grave.

— O Fabuloso Destino de Amélie Poulain (2001)

Gostaria de que a dor que você está sentindo passasse para mim.

I wish I could take away the pain you're feeling.

Eu gostaria que o Tom passasse algum tempo com nossos filhos.

I would like Tom to spend some time with our children.

Ela me pediu que lhe passasse o sal.

She asked me to pass her the salt.