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21 lähimenneisyys
• immediate past• the immediate past -
22 mennyt
yks.nom. mennyt; yks.gen. menneen; yks.part. mennyttä; yks.ill. menneeseen; mon.gen. menneiden menneitten; mon.part. menneitä; mon.ill. menneisiin menneihinbygone (adje)gone (adje)last (adje)past (adje)* * *• ended• last• ancient• bygone• completed• early• finished• gone• old• past• preceding• previous• recent• foregone• former -
23 muinaisuus
yks.nom. muinaisuus; yks.gen. muinaisuuden; yks.part. muinaisuutta; yks.ill. muinaisuuteen; mon.gen. muinaisuuksien; mon.part. muinaisuuksia; mon.ill. muinaisuuksiinantiquity (noun)past (noun)* * *• prehistory• antiquity• past -
24 sivuitse
by (adve)past (adve)* * *• by• past -
25 taannoinen
yks.nom. taannoinen; yks.gen. taannoisen; yks.part. taannoista; yks.ill. taannoiseen; mon.gen. taannoisten taannoisien; mon.part. taannoisia; mon.ill. taannoisiinbygone (adje)past (adje)recent (adje)* * *• earlier• past• preceding• previous• recent -
26 viilettää
yks.nom. viilettää; yks.gen. viiletän; yks.part. viiletti; yks.ill. viilettäisi; mon.gen. viilettäköön; mon.part. viilettänyt; mon.ill. viiletettiinfly (verb)rush (verb)speed (verb)whisk (verb)whiz (verb)whizz (verb)shoot (noun)* * *• fly• rush• shoot• speed• fly past• speed past -
27 yli
above (adve)across (adve)beyond (adve)more than (adve)over (adve)trans- superior (adje)athwart (prep) past (prep)* * *• past• beyond• athwart• across• above• extra• general• more than• over• chief -
28 aiempi
yks.nom. aiempi; yks.gen. aiemman; yks.part. aiempaa; yks.ill. aiempaan; mon.gen. aiempien aiempain; mon.part. aiempia; mon.ill. aiempiinearlier (adje)previous (adje)prior (adje)* * *• antecedent• past• preceding• previous• foregoing• anterior• former• earlier -
29 aikaisempi
anterior (adje)pre-existent (adje)previous (adje)prior (adje)earlier (adve)* * *• earlier• sooner• previous• pre-existent• past• anterior• preceding -
30 auttamaton
• unthinkable• irreparable• lost• ludicrous• outrageous• preposterous• unreasonable• past help• irremediable• comfortless• irredeemable• beyond help• unobtainable• beyond recovery• hopeless• absurd• impossible• inconceivable• incurable• insoluble• beyond hope -
31 äskeinen
yks.nom. äskeinen; yks.gen. äskeisen; yks.part. äskeistä; yks.ill. äskeiseen; mon.gen. äskeisten äskeisien; mon.part. äskeisiä; mon.ill. äskeisiinformer (adje)last (adje)recent (adje)* * *• past• recent• former• last -
32 ennakkotapaus
yks.nom. ennakkotapaus; yks.gen. ennakkotapauksen; yks.part. ennakkotapausta; yks.ill. ennakkotapaukseen; mon.gen. ennakkotapausten ennakkotapauksien; mon.part. ennakkotapauksia; mon.ill. ennakkotapauksiinantecedent (noun)precedent (noun)* * *• pattern• antecedent• example• instance• past instance• pattern-setting model• precedent• test case• ruling -
33 ennen
before (adve)earlier (adve)ere (adve)formerly (adve)once (adve)previously (adve)prior to (adve)rather (adve)ante- before (prep) previous to (prep)* * *• prior to• before• earlier• formerly• in advance of• in the past• long ago• once upon a time• once• ahead of• previously• beforehand• rather• recently• previous to• ere -
34 ennen muinoin
• in times gone by• formerly• in the old days• in the past• of old• once upon a time -
35 ennen vanhaan
• days of old• in the old days• once• of yore• in the past• in olden days• in former times• formerly• in former days -
36 entinen
• preceding• sometime• quondam• old• ancient• antecedent• anterior• bygone• earlier• ex-• foregoing• former• previous• late• pre-existent• one time• one-time• past• gone -
37 entisaikaan
in the old days (adve)* * *• in the old days• in the past• once -
38 historia
yks.nom. historia; yks.gen. historian; yks.part. historiaa; yks.ill. historiaan; mon.gen. historioiden historioitten historiain; mon.part. historioita; mon.ill. historioihinhistory (noun)* * *• history• past• story -
39 iäkäs
yks.nom. iäkäs; yks.gen. iäkkään; yks.part. iäkästä; yks.ill. iäkkääseen; mon.gen. iäkkäiden iäkkäitten; mon.part. iäkkäitä; mon.ill. iäkkäisiin iäkkäihinadvanced in years (adje)aged (adje)old (adje)* * *• old• advanced in years• aging• elderly• hoary• up in years• past one's prime• stricken in years• aged -
40 kulunut
banal (adje)battered (adje)beaten (adje)commonplace (adje)corny (adje)frayed (adje)hackneyed (adje)outworn (adje)platitudinous (adje)seedy (adje)shabby (adje)shiny (adje)stale (adje)threadbare (adje)trite (adje)well-worn (adje)worn (adje)worn-out (adje)* * *• threadbare• seedy• ragged• shabby• shiny• stale• the worse for wear• trite• well-worn• worn down• worn• worn-out• battered• platitudinous• worse for wear• beaten• past• commonplace• corny• elapsed• everyday• frayed• hackneyed• outworn• banal
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