обошлось

cost, turned out fine, passed without incident

ɐ b ɐ ʂ ɫ o sʲ → обойтись

об around or over; thoroughly + ош go + ло Neuter singular past + сь Reflexive marker

verb · singular neuter, past tense Uncommon #24,009

cost Used in the past tense for something that cost a certain amount.

RU: Это обошлось мне в тысячу рублей.

EN: It cost me a thousand rubles.

turned out fine, passed without incident Often used impersonally to say that something ended without harm or serious consequences.

RU: К счастью, всё обошлось.

EN: Fortunately, everything turned out fine.

Conjugation of обойтись

Indicative past

How much did that name of hers cost you?

— Сказание о принцессе Кагуя (2013)

How much did it cost us?

No, everything turned out fine this time.

— Beware of the Car! (1966)

And everything turned out fine, as far as I remember!

— Джуно (2007)

Good, then no one was hurt after all.

— Son of a Rich (2019)

It's good that everything worked out.

— Порко Россо (1992)

Fortunately, there were no casualties.

— Посредник (2022)

Do you have any idea what this cost me?

Everything turned out alright.

— Мой сосед Тоторо (1988)

That probably cost a small fortune.

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