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pasado
I. past [ingl. am. pæst, ingl. brit. pɑːst] ADJ.
1.1. past:
past (former) attempts/occasions
past life
past (old)
in times past liter.
antaño liter.
in times past liter.
años ha liter.
in times past liter.
1.2. past (most recent):
past week/month/year
for some time past
1.3. past (finished, gone) pred:
what's past is past
in days long past
2. past LING.:
the past tense
the past tense
II. past [ingl. am. pæst, ingl. brit. pɑːst] SUST.
1.1. past U (former times):
past
to live in the past
in the past women
1.2. past C:
past (of person)
past (of place)
a woman with a past
2. past U LING.:
past
past
III. past [ingl. am. pæst, ingl. brit. pɑːst] PREP.
1.1. past (by the side of):
1.2. past (beyond):
2.1. past (after) esp ingl. brit. :
it's ten past six/half past two
2.2. past (older than):
once you get past 40 …
después de los 40 …
once you get past 40 …
she must be past 50
I'm past the age/stage when
3. past (outside, beyond):
to be past -ing those socks are past mending
to be past it coloq., an athlete is past it at his age
to be past it coloq., an athlete is past it at his age
IV. past [ingl. am. pæst, ingl. brit. pɑːst] ADV.
1. past (with verbs of motion):
he hurried past
I saw her as I walked past
2. past (giving time) esp ingl. brit. :
I got there at five past
is it eight yet? — a few minutes past
I. get past V. [ingl. am. ɡɛt -, ingl. brit. ɡɛt -] (v + adv) (move past)
get past
I can't get past
II. get past V. [ingl. am. ɡɛt -, ingl. brit. ɡɛt -] (v + prep + o)
1. get past (move past):
get past vehicle
get past vehicle
2. get past (pass undetected):
3. get past (get beyond):
get past obstacle
get past semifinals
III. get past V. [ingl. am. ɡɛt -, ingl. brit. ɡɛt -] (v + o + prep + o)
to get sth past the censor
go past V. [ingl. am. ɡoʊ -, ingl. brit. ɡəʊ -] (v + adv, v + prep + o)
go past
put past V. [ingl. am. pʊt -, ingl. brit. pʊt -] (v + o + prep + o)
slip past V. [ingl. am. slɪp -, ingl. brit. slɪp -]
slip past → slip by
slip by V. [ingl. am. slɪp -, ingl. brit. slɪp -] (v + adv)
slip by years/time/days:
I. push past V. [ingl. am. pʊʃ -, ingl. brit. pʊʃ -] (v + adv)
push past (arrive)
push past (arrive)
push past (leave)
push past (leave)
II. push past V. [ingl. am. pʊʃ -, ingl. brit. pʊʃ -] (v + prep + o)
march-past [ingl. am. ˈmɑrtʃpæst, ingl. brit.] SUST. ingl. brit.
march-past
march-past
past perfect SUST.
past perfect
past perfect
brush past V. [ingl. am. brəʃ -, ingl. brit. brʌʃ -] (v + prep + o)
first-past-the-post [ingl. am. ˌfərstˌpæstðəˈpoʊst, ingl. brit. ˌfəːstˌpɑːstðəˈpəʊst] ADJ.
inglés
inglés
español
español
I. past [pɑ:st, ingl. am. pæst] SUST.
past
to be a thing of the past
sb with a past
simple past
to write in the past
II. past [pɑ:st, ingl. am. pæst] ADJ.
past
the past week
in times past
III. past [pɑ:st, ingl. am. pæst] PREP.
1. past (temporal):
past
it's past 2
2. past (spatial):
past
3. past (after):
I'm past that irón.
4. past (beyond):
to be past thirty
past belief
I'm past caring
IV. past [pɑ:st, ingl. am. pæst] ADV.
past
to go/run/march past (sb)
past participle SUST.
past perfect SUST.
past perfect
shoot past V. intr.
shoot past
past tense SUST.
past tense
past continuous SUST.
español
español
inglés
inglés
pasado LING.
inglés
inglés
español
español
I. past [pæst] SUST.
past
to be a thing of the past
sb with a past
simple past LING.
to write in the past
II. past [pæst] ADJ.
past
the past week
in times past
III. past [pæst] PREP.
1. past (temporal):
past
it's past 2
2. past (spatial):
past
3. past (beyond):
to be past thirty
past belief
I'm past caring
I'm past that now irón.
IV. past [pæst] ADV.
past
to go/run/march past (sb/sth)
shoot past V. intr.
shoot past
past tense SUST. LING.
past tense
past continuous SUST. LING.
past perfect SUST. LING.
past perfect
past participle SUST. LING.
español
español
inglés
inglés
pasado LING.
Present
Iput past
youput past
he/she/itputs past
weput past
youput past
theyput past
Past
Iput past
youput past
he/she/itput past
weput past
youput past
theyput past
Present Perfect
Ihaveput past
youhaveput past
he/she/ithasput past
wehaveput past
youhaveput past
theyhaveput past
Past Perfect
Ihadput past
youhadput past
he/she/ithadput past
wehadput past
youhadput past
theyhadput past
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It flowed also from irreproachable musicianship.
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Outside the odd spitting match in women's tennis, they displayed irreproachable good manners.
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Those members who completed a further 15 years of irreproachable service were eligible for a clasp to the medal to denote this subsequent award.
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It did not matter that these tales were absolutely without foundation and that the prisoner was of irreproachable conduct.
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I don't see anything but irreproachable, straight ethical action both from the party and my government.
montrealgazette.com