Usage examples of "get past" in English with translation to French

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Excuse me, could I get past? Excusez-moi, pourrais-je passer ?
I get scared just walking past him. J'ai peur rien qu'en passant près de lui.
When did you get back from London? Quand es-tu revenu de Londres ?
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If we can't get the money in any other way, we can, as a last resort, sell the car. Si on ne peut pas obtenir l'argent de quelconque autre manière, on peut, en dernier recours, vendre la voiture.
Don't dwell on your past mistakes! Ne ressasse pas tes erreurs passées !
To my chief strategist, David Axelrod, who's been a partner with me every step of the way. To the best campaign team ever assembled in the history of politics! You made this happen, and I am forever grateful for what you've sacrificed to get it done. À mon stratège en chef, David Axelrod, qui a été un partenaire avec moi à chaque pas du chemin. À la meilleure équipe de campagne jamais assemblée dans l'histoire de la politique ! Vous l'avez accompli, et je suis pour toujours redevable pour ce que vous avez sacrifié pour le faire.
He referred to his past experience in his speech. Il se référa à son expérience passée dans son discours.
When traveling, it is easy to get lost. Au cours d'un voyage il est facile de se perdre.
I don't care about your past. Votre passé m'indiffère.
It took Rei 20 days to get over her injury. Il a fallu 20 jours à Rei pour se remettre de sa blessure.
I must have gone past the station while I was taking a nap. J'ai dû laisser passer la gare pendant que je faisais la sieste.
I need to get to this meeting now. Je dois aller à cette réunion maintenant.
It is just half past seven. Il est sept heures et demie tout juste.
At worst, I will get an average mark. Au pire, j'aurais une note moyenne.
His story puts me in mind of my past days. Son histoire me remît à l'esprit mes jours passés.
I didn't get a chance to introduce myself to her. Je n'ai pas eu l'occasion de me présenter à elle.
Danger past, God forgotten. Passé le gué, honni le saint.
Oh yeah? Wanna play this game? Don't get me started or it could all end up badly. Ah ouais ? Tu veux jouer à ça ? Commence pas à me chauffer ça pourrait mal se finir !
I advised him not to grieve over the past. Je lui ai conseillé de ne pas broyer du noir sur son passé.
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