Usage examples of "pasados" in Spanish with translation to English

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¡No te mortifiques por tu errores pasados! Don't dwell on your past mistakes!
Pasados tres meses, ya estaba acostumbrado a la vida de la ciudad. After three months, he got used to the life in the town.
¡Deja de darle vueltas a tus errores pasados! Don't dwell on your past mistakes!
Estuvo enfermo la semana pasada. He was sick last week.
Paso mucho tiempo escuchando música. I spend a lot of time listening to music.
Nunca me pasa a mí. It never happens to me.
Pasa la sal, por favor. Pass the salt, please.
¿Qué río pasa por Zaragoza? What river goes through Zaragoza?
¿Qué hiciste el domingo pasado? What did you do last Sunday?
Nos levantamos pasada la medianoche. We got up after midnight.
Estoy libre de culpas pasadas. I am free of past guilt.
Me has pasado tu frío. You've given me your cold.
Sólo pasé a decir adiós. I just dropped in to say goodbye.
Tom pasó el contrato a Mary. Tom handed the contract to Mary.
¿Cada cuánto pasan los autobuses? How often do buses run?
Hemos pasado por alto este hecho importante. We have overlooked this important fact.
Como sea, por favor pasa. Anyway, please come in.
Lo peor ya ha pasado. The worst is already over.
Se hizo a un lado para dejarlo pasar. He moved aside to let it pass.
Las personas caminan por la vereda. Los autos pasan por la calle. People walk on the sidewalk. Cars cross the streets.
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