Pas

French-English and English-French Commercial Dictionary · 1918 · p. 147
n.m., step, pace; pa age; pre- cedence, progre ; trouble, pains. — de clerc, blunder. De ce —, at once, directly. — d'une vis, pitch, thread of a screw. Se tirer d'un mauvais —, to get out of a scrape. Avoir le —, to have precedence of.
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