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past tense SUBST LINGUÍS

past tense

passé m

to talk about sb in the past tense

parler de qn au passé

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past, a. past tense

passé m

in the past tense

au passé

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passé

past (tense)

il parle d'elle au passé

he talks about her in the past tense

mettre ce texte au passé

put this text into the past (tense)

les formes du passé sont inusitées

the past tense forms are not used

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I.past [Brit pɑːst, americ pæst] SUBST For a full set of translations for past used in clocktime consult the usage note .

1. past (gen):

past

passé m

in the past

dans le passé, par le passé, autrefois

she had taught at the school in the past

elle avait enseigné à l'école par le passé

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

j'ai fait des choses dans le passé dont je ne suis pas fier

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

il y a plus d'étudiants/de chômeurs qu'autrefois or que dans le passé

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

jusqu'ici nous avons toujours passé nos vacances en Grèce/pris le train

to live in the past

vivre dans le passé

that's a thing of the past

c'est du passé

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

les voitures qui fonctionnent à l'essence feront bientôt partie du passé

he/she has a past

il/elle a un passé chargé

2. past LINGUÍS:

past, a. past tense

passé m

in the past

au passé

II.past [Brit pɑːst, americ pæst] ADJ

1. past (preceding):

past week, days, month etc

dernier/-ière

during the past few days/months

ces derniers jours/mois

in the past three years/months

dans les trois dernières années/derniers mois

the past two years have been difficult

ces deux dernières années ont été difficiles

2. past (previous, former):

past generations, centuries, achievements, problems, experience

passé

past president, chairman, incumbent

ancien/-ienne

past atrib government

précédent

in times past

autrefois, jadis

3. past (finished):

summer is past

l'été est fini

that's all past

c'est du passé

III.past [Brit pɑːst, americ pæst] PREP

1. past (moving beyond):

to walk or go past sb/sth

passer devant qn/qc

to drive past sth

passer devant qc (en voiture)

to run past sth

passer devant qc (en courant)

2. past (beyond in time):

it's past 6/midnight

il est 6 heures passées/minuit passé

twenty past two

deux heures vingt

half/quarter past two

deux heures et demie/et quart

he is past 70

il a 70 ans passés, il a plus de 70 ans

3. past (beyond in position):

past

après

past the church/the park

après l'église/le parc

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

the temperature soared past 40°C

la température est montée brutalement à plus de 40°C

he didn't get past the first chapter

il n'est pas allé plus loin que le premier chapitre

he didn't get past the first interview

il n'a pas passé la barrière du premier entretien

she can't count past ten

elle ne sait compter que jusqu'à dix

5. past (beyond scope of):

to be past understanding

dépasser l'entendement

to be past caring

ne plus s'en faire

he is past playing football/working

ce n'est plus de son âge de jouer au foot/de travailler

IV.past [Brit pɑːst, americ pæst] ADV

1. past (onwards):

to go or walk past

passer

2. past (ago):

two years past

il y a deux ans

V.past [Brit pɑːst, americ pæst]

past → care

to be past it coloq

avoir passé l'âge

to be past its best cheese, fruit etc:

être un peu avancé

to be past its best wine:

être un peu éventé

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

je ne pense pas que ça le/les gênerait de faire

Veja também: care

I.care [Brit kɛː, americ kɛr] SUBST

1. care (attention):

care

attention f

care

soin m

to take care to do

prendre soin de faire

to take care not to do

faire attention de ne pas faire

to take care when doing

faire attention en faisant

to take care that …

faire attention que …

+ Conj he took (great) care over or with his work

il a fait son travail avec le plus grand soin

to take care in doing sth

faire qc avec soin

she always takes (great) care in choosing the wine/preparing to go out

elle choisit toujours le vin/se prépare toujours à sortir avec (le plus grand) soin

‘take care!’

‘fais attention!’

‘take care!’ (expression of farewell)

‘à bientôt!’

with care

avec soin, en faisant attention

‘handle with care’

‘fragile’

have a care! Brit give a care! americ

fais attention!

to exercise due or proper care ADMIN, JUR

prendre les précautions nécessaires

2. care (looking after):

care (of person, animal)

soins mpl

care (of car, plant, house, clothes)

entretien m (of de)

to take care of (deal with) (gen) child, client

s'occuper de

to take care of MED patient, invalid

soigner

to take care of (be responsible for) house, garden, details, tickets, arrangements

s'occuper de

to take care of (be careful with) machine, car

prendre soin de

to take care of (keep in good condition) machine, car, teeth

entretenir

to take care of (look after for safe-keeping) shop, watch

garder

to take good care of sb/sth

prendre soin de qn/qc

to put or leave sb/sth in sb's care

confier qn/qc à qn

in his/your care

à sa/ta garde

the pupils/patients in my care

les élèves/malades dont j'ai la responsabilité

in the care of his father/teacher

à la garde de son père/professeur

John Smith, care of Mr and Mrs L. Smith (on letter)

John Smith, chez or aux bons soins de M et Mme L. Smith

to take care of oneself (look after oneself)

prendre soin de soi

to take care of oneself (cope)

se débrouiller tout seul

to take care of oneself (defend oneself)

se défendre

that takes care of that

c'est réglé

3. care:

care MED, PSICO

soins mpl

a policy of care in the community

une politique de soins en dehors du milieu hospitalier

4. care Brit (protective custody of children):

to be in care

être (placé) en garde

to take or put a child into care

placer un enfant sous la garde des services sociaux

5. care (worry):

care

souci m

without a care in the world

parfaitement insouciant

II.care [Brit kɛː, americ kɛr] VERBO trans

I don't care to do

cela ne me plaît pas de faire, cela ne me dit rien de faire

if you care to examine the report, you'll find that… irón

si vous voulez avoir l'obligeance d'examiner le rapport, vous constaterez que…

(as polite formula) would you care to sit down?

voulez-vous vous asseoir?

he has more money than he cares to admit

il a plus d'argent qu'il ne veut bien le dire

III.care [Brit kɛː, americ kɛr] VERBO intr

1. care (feel concerned):

she really cares

elle prend ça à cœur

to care about art, culture, money, environment

s'intéresser à

to care about staff, pupils, the elderly

se soucier du bien-être de

to care about injustice, inequality

se soucier de

I don't care!

ça m'est égal!, je m'en moque!

what do I care if…?

qu'est-ce que ça peut me faire que…?

+ Conj as if I/he cared!

comme si ça me/lui faisait quelque chose!

I/he couldn't care less! Brit, I/he could care less! americ

ça m'est/ça lui est complètement égal!

she couldn't care less about…

elle se moque complètement de…

she couldn't care less about…

elle se fiche complètement de… coloq

I couldn't care less who wins/what happened

je me moque de savoir qui va gagner/ce qui s'est passé

I couldn't care less who wins/what happened

je me fiche de savoir qui va gagner/ce qui s'est passé coloq

they could all have died, for all he cared

ils auraient pu mourir tous, cela lui était égal

I don't care who he marries

il peut épouser qui il veut, ça m'est égal

I'm past caring

je m'en moque

who cares?

qu'est-ce que ça peut faire?

2. care (love):

to care about sb

aimer qn

show him that you care

montre-lui que tu l'aimes

I didn't know you cared! humor

je ne connaissais pas tes sentiments! humor

IV.care [Brit kɛː, americ kɛr]

he doesn't care a fig or a damn coloq

il s'en fiche complètement coloq

I.tense [Brit tɛns, americ tɛns] SUBST LINGUÍS

tense

temps m

the present tense

le présent (of de)

in the past tense

au passé

II.tense [Brit tɛns, americ tɛns] ADJ

1. tense (strained):

tense atmosphere, conversation, person, relationship, silence

tendu

tense moment, hours

de tension

I get tense easily

un rien me rend nerveux

it makes me tense

ça me rend nerveux

tense with fear

paralysé par la peur

2. tense (exciting):

tense

tendu

3. tense (taut):

tense

tendu

III.tense [Brit tɛns, americ tɛns] VERBO trans

tense muscle

tendre

tense body

raidir

to tense oneself

se raidir

IV.tense [Brit tɛns, americ tɛns] VERBO intr

tense

se raidir

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past perfect (tense) SUBST LINGUÍS

past perfect (tense)

plus-que-parfait m

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past tense

temps m du passé

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passé

past tense

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I.past [pɑ:st, americ pæst] SUBST a. LINGUÍS

past

passé m

to be a thing of the past

appartenir au passé

sb with a past

qn au passé chargé

to write in the past

écrire au passé

II.past [pɑ:st, americ pæst] ADJ

1. past (being now over):

past

passé(e)

his past crimes

ses crimes

the past week

la semaine dernière

2. past LINGUÍS:

past tense

temps m du passé

past simple

prétérit m

past perfect

plus-que-parfait m

past participle

participe m passé

3. past (bygone):

past

révolu(e)

in times past [or past times]

autrefois

4. past (former):

past

ancien(ne)

Eve's past husband

l'ex-mari d'Eve

III.past [pɑ:st, americ pæst] PREP

1. past (temporal):

past

plus de

ten/quarter past two

deux heures dix/et quart

it's past 2 o'clock

il est 2 h passées

to be past thirty

avoir plus de trente ans

2. past (spatial):

past

plus loin que

to go past the church

aller plus loin que l'église

it's just past sth

c'est juste un peu plus loin que qc

3. past (after):

when we've got past the exams

après les examens

he's past it pej, irón, humor

il a passé l'âge

4. past (beyond):

past

au-delà de

past belief/description

incroyable/indescriptible

to be past the due/expiration date

être en souffrance/périmé

to be past work

ne plus être en état de travailler

I'm past caring

ça m'est égal

I wouldn't put it past them

ils en sont bien capables

IV.past [pɑ:st, americ pæst] ADV

past

devant

to run/swim past

passer en courant/à la nage

I.tense¹ [tents] ADJ a. fig

tense

tendu(e)

tense muscles

contracté(e)

II.tense¹ [tents] VERBO trans

tense

tendre

III.tense¹ [tents] VERBO intr

tense

se tendre

tense² [tents] SUBST LINGUÍS

tense

temps m

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

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Additional true preterites with past tense meaning were formed with the addition of dentals in the manner of the weak verbs.

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The accordance in gender takes effect in the past tense and the passive voice, not in the present and future tenses in active voice.

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An inflectional ending is available as a shorthand for the simple past tense.

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For the imperfective aspect, suffixes are used to indicate the past tense indicative mood, the non-past tense indicative mood, and the subjunctive and imperative moods.

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After 1865, tuckahoe became an historical term, used almost exclusively in the past tense.

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The diaries, however, seem to switch at least once from the past tense (as a diary would be written) to the present tense.

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In other words, the participle serves as a nominalization for a simple past tense in the kartari prayoga.

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The "suffix conjugation" takes suffixes indicating the person, number and gender of the subject, and normally indicates past tense (or alternatively, perfective aspect).

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Note that the tense changes as well, so that in the first example the past tense is used even though the present tense is intended.

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They form their past tense with an ending containing a dental consonant, "-d-" or "-t-".

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