pass the phase
[pæs ðə feɪz]
verb phrase
passar pela fase
1. to go through or experience a particular stage or period in life, development, or a situation
Most teenagers pass the phase of wanting to be independent from their parents.
A maioria dos adolescentes passa pela fase de querer ser independente dos pais.
2. to move beyond or overcome a temporary condition or behavior
Don't worry about his shyness; he'll pass the phase eventually.
Não se preocupe com a timidez dele; ele vai passar por essa fase eventualmente.
This phrase is commonly used in both American English and Brazilian Portuguese to discuss developmental stages, particularly regarding children and adolescents. Parents and educators frequently use it to reassure others about temporary behavioral changes or interests.
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