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phrase Uncommon #13,345

more than … ago Used with a time expression. In “desde hace más de,” it means “for more than.”

SP: Vivo aquí desde hace más de diez años.

EN: I've lived here for more than ten years.

My brother has lived in England for over thirty years.

Because I've been getting distracted for more than twenty years.

— El secreto de sus ojos (2009)

Tomás and María have been married for more than thirty years.

It happened more than three centuries ago.

Tom divorced his first wife more than fifteen years ago.

It was more than ten years ago.

— 암살 (2015)

I've been a biologist for more than thirty years.

The abacus was invented more than five thousand years ago.

He hasn't been here for over thirty years.

— Cinema Paradiso (1988)

It’s been more than fifty.

— Zárójelentés (2020)

Your last report was over two weeks ago.

— Avatar (2009)

My brother has lived in England for over thirty years.

I've lived here for over twenty years and I know everyone in the neighborhood.

She introduced him to her sister more than two years ago.

I haven't been to the doctor in over ten years.

Tom has known Mary for over three years.

I haven't been to the doctor in over ten years.