"to pass off" in Spanish

Belgrade cannot pass off such repressive acts as purely an internal affair.

she tried to pass off the entire episode as a coincidence

Surely you can say " yes " to that and not just pass it off as the responsibility of the Member States.

Unfortunately, in order to pass off this anomaly, the rapporteur is hiding behind the temporary nature of the measure.

he tried to pass it off as a genuine Dalí

Once again Jean-Marie Le Pen is trying to pass himself off as a victim, the scapegoat of a vast European political plot.

One way to explore Europe by rail is to get an international rail pass and set off to discover the places and countries that attract you.

That is why they try to disguise the money acquired by criminal means and to pass it off as money which has ostensibly been acquired legally.

So I would like to return to this question which the institutions are trying to pass off in silence, and where I have so far had no response to my many requests.

In these circumstances, the only advantage of direct accession by the Community would be to bring it a little closer to a goal at which it has long been aiming, namely to pass itself off as a state.