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pretérito continuo

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. continuous [am. angl. kənˈtɪnjuəs, brit. angl. kənˈtɪnjʊəs] PRID.

1. continuous (unbroken, constant):

continuous
continuo
continuous
ininterrumpido

2.1. continuous MAT.:

continuous function/curve
continuo

2.2. continuous LINGV.:

continuous tense
continuo
future continuous
futuro m. spol continuo
present continuous
presente m. spol continuo

II. continuous [am. angl. kənˈtɪnjuəs, brit. angl. kənˈtɪnjʊəs] SAM. LINGV.

the continuous
el continuo

I. past [am. angl. pæst, brit. angl. pɑːst] PRID.

1.1. past:

past (former) attempts/occasions
anterior
past life
pasado
past (old)
antiguo
on past experience I should guess that …
basándome en experiencias anteriores yo diría que …
she knew from past experience that …
sabía por experiencia que …
in times past lit.
antaño lit.
in times past lit.
años ha lit.
in times past lit.
antiguamente
past members of the organization
antiguos or exmiembros de la organización
prime ministers past and present
primeros ministros de ayer y hoy
prime ministers past and present
antiguos y actuales primeros ministros

1.2. past (most recent):

past week/month/year
último
in the past few days/three years
en los últimos días/tres años
I've been very busy these past few days
he estado muy ocupado estos últimos días or últimamente
the events of the past week
los acontecimientos de la última semana or de la semana pasada
for some time past
desde hace tiempo

1.3. past (finished, gone) pred:

what's past is past
lo pasado, pasado
that's all past now
todo eso ha quedado atrás
all danger is now past
ya ha pasado el peligro
in days long past
en tiempos remotos

2. past LINGV.:

the past tense
el pasado
the past tense
el pretérito
the past participle
el participio pasado or pasivo

II. past [am. angl. pæst, brit. angl. pɑːst] SAM.

1.1. past U (former times):

past
pasado m. spol
to live in the past
vivir en el pasado
steam trains are a thing of the past
las locomotoras de vapor han pasado a la historia
in the past women …
antes or antiguamente or en otros tiempos las mujeres …
let's carry on as we have in the past
sigamos como siempre or como antes
that's all in the past
eso forma parte del pasado
that's all in the past
eso ya es historia

1.2. past C:

past (of person)
pasado m. spol
past (of place)
historia ž. spol
a city/nation without a past
una ciudad/nación sin historia
a woman with a past
una mujer con pasado

2. past U LINGV.:

past
pasado m. spol
past
pretérito m. spol
the past historic
el pasado histórico

III. past [am. angl. pæst, brit. angl. pɑːst] PREDL.

1.1. past (by the side of):

I go past their house every morning
paso por (delante de) su casa todas las mañanas
she walked straight past him
pasó de largo por su lado
we drove past her shop
pasamos por delante de su tienda (con el coche)

1.2. past (beyond):

it's just past the school
queda un poco más allá de la escuela
it's just past the school
queda pasando la escuela
how did you get past the guard?
¿cómo hiciste para que el guardia te dejara pasar?
he shoved past the doorman
pasó pegándole un empujón al portero
once we're past customs
una vez que hayamos pasado la aduana
the second turning past the lights
la segunda calle después del semáforo

2.1. past (after) esp brit. angl. :

it's ten past six/half past two
son las seis y diez/las dos y media
it's half/a quarter past one
es la una y media/y cuarto
it was past eleven
eran las once pasadas
it's long past midnight
son mucho más de las doce
it starts at quarter past
empieza a (las) y cuarto
the party went on till past midnight
la fiesta siguió hasta después de la medianoche
it's past your bedtime
ya deberías estar acostado

2.2. past (older than):

once you get past 40 …
después de los 40 …
once you get past 40 …
una vez pasados los 40 …
she must be past 50
debe tener más de 50
I'm past the age/stage when …
ya he pasado la edad/superado la etapa en que …

3. past (outside, beyond):

it's past belief/endurance
es increíble/intolerable
to be past -ing those socks are past mending
ya no vale la pena zurcir esos calcetines
they can do what they like, I'm past caring
por mí que hagan lo que quieran, ya no me importa
I wouldn't put it past her
no me extrañaría que lo hiciera
I wouldn't put it past her
la creo muy capaz de hacerlo
to be past it pog., an athlete is past it at his age
a su edad un atleta está acabado
to be past it pog., an athlete is past it at his age
a su edad a un atleta ya se le pasó su cuarto de hora Juž. Am. pog.
they think everyone over 40 is past it
piensan que cualquiera que tenga más de 40 ya está para cuarteles de invierno
this carpet's past it
esta alfombra ya está para la basura

IV. past [am. angl. pæst, brit. angl. pɑːst] PRISL.

1. past (with verbs of motion):

to fly/cycle/drive past
pasar volando/en bicicleta/en coche
he hurried past
pasó a toda prisa
I saw her as I walked past
al pasar la vi
we watched the troops march past
vimos desfilar a las tropas

2. past (giving time) esp brit. angl. :

it's twenty-five past
son y veinticinco
I got there at five past
llegué a y cinco
is it eight yet? — a few minutes past
¿son las ocho ya? — y unos minutos or pasadas

v slovarju PONS

past continuous SAM.

past continuous
pretérito m. spol continuo
v slovarju PONS

continuous [kənˈtɪnjuəs] PRID.

continuous
continuo, -a

I. past [pɑ:st, am. angl. pæst] SAM.

past
pasado m. spol
to be a thing of the past
ser una cosa del pasado
sb with a past
alguien con historia
simple past
pasado m. spol (simple)
to write in the past
escribir en pasado

II. past [pɑ:st, am. angl. pæst] PRID.

past
pasado, -a
the past week
la última semana
in times past
en otros tiempos
that's past history
eso pertenece a la historia

III. past [pɑ:st, am. angl. pæst] PREDL.

1. past (temporal):

past
después de
ten/quarter/half past two
dos y diez/cuarto/media
it's past 2
son las 2 pasadas

2. past (spatial):

past
después de

3. past (after):

I'm past that iron.
yo he superado eso

4. past (beyond):

to be past thirty
pasar de los treinta
past belief
increíble
past description
indescriptible
I'm past caring
ya me trae sin cuidado

IV. past [pɑ:st, am. angl. pæst] PRISL.

past
por delante
to go/run/march past (sb)
ir/correr/pasar por delante (de alguien)
v slovarju PONS

past continuous SAM. LINGV.

past continuous
pasado m. spol continuo
v slovarju PONS

continuous [kən·ˈtɪn·ju·əs] PRID.

continuous
continuo, -a

I. past [pæst] SAM.

past
pasado m. spol
to be a thing of the past
ser una cosa del pasado
sb with a past
alguien con historia
simple past LINGV.
pasado m. spol simple
to write in the past
escribir en pasado

II. past [pæst] PRID.

past
pasado, -a
the past week
la semana pasada
in times past
en otros tiempos
that's past history
eso pertenece a la historia

III. past [pæst] PREDL.

1. past (temporal):

past
después de
ten/quarter/half past two
dos y diez/cuarto/media
it's past 2
son las 2 pasadas

2. past (spatial):

past
después de

3. past (beyond):

to be past thirty
pasar de los treinta
past belief
increíble
past description
indescriptible
I'm past caring
ya me trae sin cuidado
I'm past that now iron.
ya he superado eso

IV. past [pæst] PRISL.

past
por delante
to go/run/march past (sb/sth)
ir/correr/pasar por delante (de alguien/algo)

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The same goes for use of the past continuous tense in the place of the simple past.
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Lastly, it comes up in the past continuous tense.
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Verbs in indicative mood exist in four tenses, present, present continuous, past and past continuous, in addition to a subjunctive mood form for present and future tense.
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His unfailing interest and flawless taste have been a continuous source of inspiration to me.
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It has a continuous series of measurements from 1825.
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