Which term means 'passed'?

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Which term means 'passed'?

Explanation:
In ballet terminology, passe means "passed." It describes the moment when the working foot moves up and passes the knee of the supporting leg, often finishing near the knee in a retirer or passé position to create a clean line. This passing action is the defining idea of the term. The other options describe height or a closed/firm position rather than the action of passing the knee, so they don’t convey this specific meaning.

In ballet terminology, passe means "passed." It describes the moment when the working foot moves up and passes the knee of the supporting leg, often finishing near the knee in a retirer or passé position to create a clean line. This passing action is the defining idea of the term. The other options describe height or a closed/firm position rather than the action of passing the knee, so they don’t convey this specific meaning.

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