passage
/ˈpæsɪdʒ/
Noun
A long, narrow corridor or hallway in a building that connects different rooms or areas.
The hotel room is at the end of the passage on the left.
A section or excerpt from a written work, speech, or piece of music.
The teacher asked us to read a passage from the novel.
The act or process of moving through, across, or past something.
The passage of the ship through the canal took several hours.
A journey by sea or air, especially the cost of such a journey.
We booked our passage to Australia in advance.
The process of time passing or the transition from one state to another.
The passage of time has changed our perspective on many things.
The official approval or enactment of a law or bill by a legislative body.
The passage of the new law was celebrated by environmental groups.