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bygones

Italian translation: passato

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English term or phrase:bygones
Italian translation:passato
Entered by: bpedemonte

10:04 Aug 6, 2004
English to Italian translations [Non-PRO]
Slang / j
English term or phrase: bygones
I'm asking just for fun.
It's what the character of a TV series (Ally) says everytime he does something stupid or something wrong. I think it's a way of saying: "Let's forget about what has just happened." But it doesn't really always fit.
b612
Italy
Local time: 00:13
passato
Explanation:
let bygones be bygones: mettiamoci una pietra sopra

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bpedemonte
Local time: 00:13
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sì, credo che sia questo.
grazie
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5 +4passato
bpedemonte
3v.s.
laura rutigliano


  

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2 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 5/5 peer agreement (net): +4
passato


Explanation:
let bygones be bygones: mettiamoci una pietra sopra



bpedemonte
Local time: 00:13
Native speaker of: Native in ItalianItalian
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sì, credo che sia questo.
grazie

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agree  Simo Blom
1 hr
  -> grazie Simo!

agree  Romina Minucci: anche io l'ho trovato in un mio dizionario sui proverbi
2 hrs
  -> grazie Romina :-))

agree  Chiara De Rosso
8 hrs

agree  gmel117608
8 days
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15 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 3/5Answerer confidence 3/5
v.s.


Explanation:
mha, da come lo spieghi tu, forse noi diremmo "ormai è fatta" "ormai l'ho detto" "è andata".....certo dipende dalle situazioni e da quello che è appena successo.


laura rutigliano
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