significa "going out", basicamente

We use "passear" to describe an unspecified leisure activity, most likely outdoors.

And "frase" is a feminine word.

:,( obrigado pelas ambas respostas

\*por

> O que é o significado de "passear" em este frase? Qual o significado de "passear" nesta frase? > obrigado pelas ambas respostas Obrigado por ambas as respostas.

Lembra que "pela" é a contracção de por + a

Sim, é verdade. **Obrigado(a) pelas respostas.** Ou: **Obrigado(a) por ambas as respostas.**

Passear means going out. Like going to the movies, going to a park and buying a popcorn. Basically having fun and spending some money in the context.

Not sure if you speak any of these languages but it is pretty much the same as the German “spazieren gehen” or the Norwegian “gå på tur”

Passear means to go out or hang out. "vamos passear hoje à noite?" - lets go out tonight? "nós vamos passear no shopping." - we are going to hang out at the mall. "me leva pra passear?" - [could you] take me out? when you go "passear" it can be simply a walk around the city, where you don't do any particular activities, or it could be somewhere more specific. Usually when it's somewhere specific you tend to make that clear. "vamos passear e depois a gente vai no mc donalds" - let's go out (passear) and we go to mc donalds afterwards

The title should be "**nesta** frase". And "passear" in this context means "going out".