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1. past part vedere passare2. adj pastalimento pureedl'anno passato last year3. m pastgastronomy puree* * *passato agg.1 past; ( scorso) last: gli anni, i giorni passati, past years, days; le generazioni passate, past generations; nei tempi passati, in the past (o in former times o in times past); la settimana passata, last week // ha quarant'anni passati, he is over forty // sono le sei passate, it is past six o'clock // lascia stare, ormai è acqua passata, let things be, it's all over (and done with) now // queste sono ormai idee passate, these ideas are now obsolete◆ s.m.1 past: una persona con un passato, a person with a past; ha un passato di militanza politica, he was a political militant in the past; il passato non torna più, the past can never return; non conosco il suo passato, I don't know his past; è ancora legato al passato, he is still tied to the past // metti una pietra sul passato, let bygones be bygones3 (cuc.) soup: passato di patate, mashed potatoes; passato di piselli, fagioli, pea soup, bean soup; passato di verdura, vegetable purée.* * *[pas'sato] passato (-a)1. agg1) (scorso) lastè acqua passata — it's over and done with, it's water under the bridge
3)sono le 8 passate — it's past o after 8 o'clock2. sm1) past2) Gramm past (tense)* * *[pas'sato] 1.participio passato passare I2.1) (trascorso, compiuto) [esperienze, generazioni, problemi, secoli] pastnei tempi -i — in former times, in times past
2) (scorso)il mese passato, la settimana -a — last month, week
3) (più di) past, over3.erano le due -e — it was past o after two o'clock
sostantivo maschile1) (tempo trascorso) pastin passato — in the past, aforetime, formerly
2) ling. past (tense)3) gastr. pureepassato di verdura — vegetable puree, pureed vegetables
••* * *passato/pas'sato/→ 1. passareII aggettivo1 (trascorso, compiuto) [esperienze, generazioni, problemi, secoli] past; nei tempi -i in former times, in times past2 (scorso) il mese passato, la settimana -a last month, week3 (più di) past, over; erano le due -e it was past o after two o'clock; adesso ha quarant'anni -i she's over forty nowIII sostantivo m.1 (tempo trascorso) past; in passato in the past, aforetime, formerly; il mio passato di attore my past as an actor2 ling. past (tense); al passato in the past tense; passato prossimo present perfect; passato remoto past historic3 gastr. puree; passato di verdura vegetable puree, pureed vegetablestagliare i ponti con il passato to make a clean break with the past. -
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f vegetables pl* * *verdura s.f.1 ( ortaggi) vegetables (pl.), greens (pl.): minestra di verdura, vegetable soup; questa verdura non è cotta, these vegetables are not cooked; il cavolfiore è l'unica verdura che non posso mangiare, cauliflower is the only vegetable I can't eat; negozio di frutta e verdura, greengrocer's* * *[ver'dura]* * *verdura/ver'dura/sostantivo f.(ortaggio) vegetable; (insieme di ortaggi) vegetables pl., veg BE colloq.; verdura fresca green vegetables; passato di -e vegetable puree. -
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6 garbanzo beans
A cold vegetable soup served throughout all of the Spanish countries. The most common version is one made with a coarse puree of fresh tomatoes flavored with vinegar and olive oil, embellished with diced raw vegetables like onions, cucumbers, and peppers. A light gazpacho is made with a puree of cucumber, and served with an array of garnishes for the diner to choose from. Roasted almonds, avocadoes, and croutons are common garnishes.
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