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I . past [pɑ:st, Am pæst] N no pl

1. past (time before present):

past

2. past no pl LING:

past

II . past [pɑ:st, Am pæst] PREP

1. past (temporal):

past
po
ten past two
half past two

2. past (spatial):

past
za
past the school
to go past sb/sth
straight past

III . past [pɑ:st, Am pæst] ADJ

1. past (not present):

past
the past three years

2. past (over, finished):

past
to be past
what's past is past

3. past (former):

past

IV . past [pɑ:st, Am pæst] ADV

past perfect N LING

shoot past VB intr

slip past VB intr

slip past PHRVB slip by

See also slip by

slip by VB intr

1. slip by days, time:

2. slip by car:

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
The proportion of businesses holding a cash surplus has remained relatively steady for the past four years.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Of course, eventually the threats in both the past and present mount, and you're evading death by the narrowest of margins by using time switch like a dodge button.
www.gameplanet.co.nz
In the past, epilepsy patients were referred for surgery only after they had taken medicine after medicine without success, often for 10 years or more.
en.wikipedia.org
We can never correct mistakes made in the past, but we can learn from the past, he told parliamentarians.
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The groups prolific repertoire spans many genres of music and grows each year with new arrangements and contributions of past and popular songs.
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Women past puberty wore a small skirt of cotton, and the men might wear a loincloth made of plaited leaves or cotton.
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In the assumptive, the distinction appears to be not between present versus past, but indefinite versus definite.
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This creates a wall that the other player then has to work around, although they may still slip past diagonally.
www.eurogamer.net
It can be formed in the past perfect and future perfect, too, with the past and future forms of "van".
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The husbands families often request certain gifts, unlike in the past when guests brought gifts they had chosen.
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