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

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Japan has changed significantly in the past 50 years. Le Japon a fortement changé dans les 50 dernières années.
I have not been sick for the past ten years. Je n'ai jamais été malade de ces dix dernières années.
He says he has never caught cold during the past several years. Il dit qu'il n'a jamais attrapé froid au cours de ces dernières années.
For the past 10 years, I've fed my dog dry dog food. Pendant les dix dernières années, j'ai nourri mon chien avec des croquettes sèches.
During the past 2 or 3 years, many Japanese have been killed or injured in traffic accidents while traveling overseas. Dans les deux ou trois dernières années, plusieurs Japonais ont été tués ou blessés dans des accidents de voiture alors qu'ils voyageaient à l'étranger.
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Researchers at the university of Paderborn have established that it took up to 2000 hours of English learning for a French speaker to speak English correctly. Given that there are 32 weeks of classes in a year and with 3 hours of lessons every week, 20.83 years of study are thus necessary for a French person to speak good English. Des chercheurs de l'université de Paderborn ont établi qu'il fallait 2000 heures d'apprentissage de l'anglais à un francophone pour parler correctement. Sachant qu'il y a 32 semaines de cours par an et à 3h de cours par semaine, il faut donc 20,83 ans d'études à un Français pour bien parler anglais.
Don't dwell on your past mistakes! Ne ressasse pas tes erreurs passées !
I gave up smoking a year ago. J'ai arrêté de fumer il y a un an.
He referred to his past experience in his speech. Il se référa à son expérience passée dans son discours.
How many students have been admitted to the school this year? Combien d'étudiants ont été admis à l'école cette année ?
I don't care about your past. Votre passé m'indiffère.
My family goes to Italy every year. Ma famille va en Italie tous les ans.
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.
Last year in Nagoya I ate a very delicious dish called "Shoujin Ryouri". L'an dernier à Nagoya, j'ai mangé un mets délicieux nommé le "Shoujin Ryouri".
It is just half past seven. Il est sept heures et demie tout juste.
We went into the red last year. Nous étions dans le rouge l'année dernière.
His story puts me in mind of my past days. Son histoire me remît à l'esprit mes jours passés.
I remember seeing you last year. Je me rappelle t'avoir vu l'année passée.
Danger past, God forgotten. Passé le gué, honni le saint.
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