pasadas

past, last, previous, past (time), a little after

p a ˈs a d a s → pasar

pasad pass + as feminine plural

adjective · feminine plural Rare #38,729

past, last, previous Used as a feminine plural adjective (e.g., "semanas pasadas" = "past/last weeks").

SP: En las semanas pasadas, trabajé mucho.

EN: In the past few weeks, I worked a lot.

Forms of pasar

	Masculine	Feminine
Singular	—	pasada
Plural	—	pasadas

Two women from past generations.

— La linterna roja (1991)

The past eleven.

— Funny Games (1997)

It's past five o'clock.

— La ciudad de las estrellas (La La Land) (2016)

Geum-ja taught me to cry for my past lives.

— Sympathy for Lady Vengeance (2005)

Women of past generations.

— La linterna roja (1991)

Without you, today's emotions would only be the dead skin of those of the past.

— Amelie (2001)

noun · feminine plural Rare #45,786

past (time), a little after Often used with a number (e.g., “dos pasadas”) to mean a bit past that time.

SP: Son las cinco pasadas.

EN: It’s a little after five.

Sometimes our mind plays tricks on us.

You know how the mind plays tricks on us.

Fate plays amusing tricks on people.

— Despedidas (2008)

The eight o'clock past.

— Funny Games (1997)

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