past im Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Übersetzungen für past im Englisch»Italienisch-Wörterbuch

I.past [Brit pɑːst, Am pæst] SUBST

1. past:

past

passato m

in the past

in passato or un tempo

she had taught at the school in the past

aveva insegnato a scuola in passato

I have done things in the past that I'm not proud of

in passato ho fatto cose di cui non vado fiero

there are more students, unemployed people now than in the past

ora ci sono molti più studenti, disoccupati rispetto al passato

in the past we (always) spent our holidays in Greece, taken the train

in passato abbiamo (sempre) trascorso le vacanze in Grecia, abbiamo (sempre) preso il treno

to live in the past

vivere di ricordi

that's a thing of the past

è una cosa che appartiene al passato

soon petrol-driven cars will be a thing of the past

presto le auto a benzina saranno un ricordo del passato

he, she has a past

ha un passato

2. past LING:

past, also past tense

passato m

in the past

al passato

II.past [Brit pɑːst, Am pæst] ADJ

1. past (preceding):

past week, days, month etc.

passato, scorso, ultimo

during the past few days, months

negli ultimi giorni, mesi

in the past three years, months

negli ultimi tre anni, mesi

the past two years have been difficult

gli ultimi due anni sono stati difficili

2. past (previous, former):

past generations, centuries, achievements, problems, experience

passato, precedente

past government

precedente

past president, chairman

ex presidente

past incumbent

ex titolare

in times past

nei tempi passati or nei tempi andati

3. past (finished):

summer is past

l'estate è finita

that's all past

è tutto passato

III.past [Brit pɑːst, Am pæst] PRÄP

1. past (moving beyond):

to walk or go past sb, sth

passare davanti or oltre a qn, qc

to drive past sth

passare in auto davanti a qc

to run past sth

passare correndo davanti a qc

2. past (beyond in time):

it's past 6, midnight

sono le sei passate, è mezzanotte passata

twenty past two

le due e venti

half, quarter past two

le due e mezza, le due e un quarto

he is past 70

ha superato i 70 anni or ha passato la settantina

3. past (beyond in position):

past

oltre, al di là, dopo

past the church, the park

oltre or dopo la chiesa, il parco

4. past (beyond or above a certain level):

the temperature soared past 40°C

la temperatura salì bruscamente oltre 40°C

he didn't get past the first chapter

non andò più in là del primo capitolo

he didn't get past the first interview (for job)

non ha superato il primo colloquio

she can't count past ten

riesce a contare solo fino a dieci

5. past (beyond scope of):

to be past understanding

essere al di là dell'umana comprensione

he is past playing football, working

è troppo in là con gli anni per giocare a calcio, per lavorare

IV.past [Brit pɑːst, Am pæst] ADV

1. past (onwards):

to go or walk past

passare oltre

2. past (ago):

two years past

due anni fa

V.past [Brit pɑːst, Am pæst]

to be past it ugs

non avere più l'età

to be past its best cheese, fruit etc.:

essere un po' passato

to be past its best wine:

perdere un po'

I wouldn't put it past him, them to do

per me sarebbe anche capace, sarebbero anche capaci di fare

I'm past caring

non m'importa più (di nulla) or me ne infischio

march-past [Brit, Am ˈmɑrtʃpæst] SUBST

march-past

sfilata f di truppe

past tense [ˌpɑːstˈtens] SUBST LING

past tense

passato m (remoto)

to talk about sb in the past tense

parlare di qn al passato

flash past VERB [flaʃ -]

flash past → flash by

Siehe auch: flash by

flash by VERB [flaʃ -]

flash by person, bird:

passare accanto come un lampo

flash by time:

passare in un baleno

flash by landscape:

scorrere accanto

fly-past [Brit ˈflʌɪpɑːst] SUBST Brit LUFTF

fly-past

parata f aerea

past perfect [Brit, Am ˈˌpæst ˈpərfəkt] SUBST LING

past perfect

trapassato m prossimo

past historic [ˌpɑːsthɪˈstɔrɪk, ˌpæsthɪˈstɔːrɪk] SUBST LING

past historic

passato m remoto

slip past VERB [slɪp -]

slip past → slip by

Siehe auch: slip by

slip by VERB [slɪp -]

slip by life, time, weeks, months:

slip by

scorrere, passare

I.squeeze past VERB [skwiːz -] (squeeze past)

squeeze past car, person:

squeeze past

riuscire a passare, infilarsi

II.squeeze past VERB [skwiːz -] (squeeze past [sth, sb])

squeeze past obstacle, person:

squeeze past

riuscire a passare

past master [Brit, Am pæst ˈmæstər] SUBST

to be a past master at doing

essere un maestro nel fare

past im PONS Wörterbuch

Übersetzungen für past im Englisch»Italienisch-Wörterbuch

I.past [pæst] SUBST

past

passato m

to be a thing of the past

appartenere al passato

sb with a past

qu che ha un passato (oscuro)

simple past

(tempo) passato m remoto

to write in the past

scrivere al passato

II.past [pæst] ADJ

past

passato, -a

the past week

la settimana scorsa

in times past

in altri tempi

that's past history

è acqua passata

III.past [pæst] PRÄP

1. past (temporal):

past

dopo

ten/quarter/half past two

le due e dieci/e un quarto/e mezzo

it's past 2

sono le 2 passsate

2. past (spatial):

past

oltre

3. past (beyond):

to be past thirty

aver passato la trentina

past belief

incredibile

past description

indescrivibile

I'm past caring

non me ne importa più nulla

I'm past that now iron

sono troppo vecchio per (fare) questo

IV.past [pæst] ADV

past

oltre

to go past

passare

past perfect SUBST

past perfect

(tempo) trapassato m prossimo

past perfect

(tempo) trapassato m remoto

shoot past VERB intr

shoot past

sfrecciare

past continuous SUBST

past continuous

(tempo) passato m progressivo

past participle SUBST

past participle

participio m passato

past tense SUBST

past tense

(tempo) m passato

Übersetzungen für past im Italienisch»Englisch-Wörterbuch

Weitere Übersetzungen und typische Wortverbindungen mit dem Suchbegriff

intercorso (-a)

past

trapassato prossimo

past perfect

trapassato remoto

past pluperfect

passato

past

in passato

in the past

passato remoto

past historic

trascorso

past

un tipo dai -i dubbi

someone with a dubious past

past Beispiele aus dem PONS Wörterbuch (redaktionell geprüft)

to hanker after the past

rimpiangere il passato

to dribble past a defender

dribblare un difensore

to be a thing of the past

appartenere al passato

to write in the past

scrivere al passato

ten/quarter/half past two

le due e dieci/e un quarto/e mezzo

to have a checkered past

avere un passato caratterizzato da alti e bassi

to be a thing of the past

esser una cosa passata

to be way past sb's bedtime

è ben passata l'ora di andare a letto

to be past one's prime

non essere più nel fiore della giovinezza

the ghost of the past

i fantasmi del passato

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

Englisch

It can be formed in the past perfect and future perfect, too, with the past and future forms of "van".

en.wikipedia.org

Of course, eventually the threats in both the past and present mount, and you're evading death by the narrowest of margins by using time switch like a dodge button.

www.gameplanet.co.nz

The twosome, who have attempted to keep their not-so-secret relationship under wraps, are rumored to have been dating for the past few years.

theboombox.com

We can never correct mistakes made in the past, but we can learn from the past, he told parliamentarians.

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A reception area adjoins the reading room, in which visitors can access information on current and past exhibitions.

en.wikipedia.org

By not explaining much about the characters' past and psychology, the brothers aimed to avoid sentimentality.

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But the report hasn't marinated well during the past two weeks, attracting increasing criticism from scientists for its dubious conclusiveness and lack of substantiation.

www.nola.com

In the assumptive, the distinction appears to be not between present versus past, but indefinite versus definite.

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This creates a wall that the other player then has to work around, although they may still slip past diagonally.

www.eurogamer.net

Candidates have also been cut due to past legal problems, morality issues, domestic distractions, lack of preparedness and poor time management skills.

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