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No. 3,693 in Spanish

pasados

"Pasados" means "past" or "expired" in English, depending on context.

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  • En los últimos años pasados, muchas cosas han cambiado.

    In the past years, many things have changed.

    Here, 'pasados' signifies time that has already elapsed, modifying 'años' to denote they occurred in the past.

  • Recordamos los eventos pasados con nostalgia.

    We remember past events with nostalgia.

    In this sentence, 'pasados' qualifies 'eventos' to indicate they took place earlier, showing a relation to previous occurrences.

  • He superado tiempos difíciles en años pasados.

    I have overcome difficult times in past years.

    Use of 'pasados' here emphasizes the past timeframe for the 'años', indicating experiences from elapsed time periods.

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