io trascorsi

spent

→ trascorrere

tras across; through; transfer + cors to run + i 1st person singular past

verb · 1st-person singular, past tense Uncommon #18,437

spent Past-tense form of “trascorrere,” used to say how you spent a period of time.

IT: Trascorsi una settimana al mare.

EN: I spent a week at the seaside.

Conjugation of trascorrere

Indicative past

	Singular	Plural
First	trascorsi	—
Third	trascorse	—

I spent the entire day at the park.

I spent three months in Boston.

I spent a month in Australia.

I spent a lot of time in Australia.

So I spent six months alone, in the company of Harry.

— Questione di tempo (2013)

I spent the day with them.

I spent the whole day in the library.

I spent Christmas with my family.

I spent a lot of time in Australia.

I spent a year in Australia.

I spent the entire day at the park.

I spent the entire day there.

I spent the whole day reading that novel.

I had such a lovely evening.

I spent three weeks in Australia.

I spent my childhood in Paris.

I spent the whole afternoon in the library.