No. 1,914 in Spanish

pasadas

"Pasadas" in English can mean "past" or "gone by," depending on context.

In a sentence

Las semanas pasadas fueron muy ocupadas.
The past weeks were very busy.
In this sentence, 'pasadas' modifies 'semanas', serving as an adjective meaning 'past' or 'previous'.
La película fue tan emocionante que las horas pasadas parecieron minutos.
The movie was so thrilling that the past hours seemed like minutes.
Here, 'pasadas' refers to 'hours', functioning as an adjective to describe 'hours' that have already elapsed.
Las historias pasadas tienen mucho que enseñarnos.
The past stories have much to teach us.
In this example, 'pasadas' describes 'historias', indicating that they are stories from the past.

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