Translation of Italian word "trascorrere" to English
trascorrere
/trasˈkorrere/
Meaning
VerbTo spend a period of time, or for time to pass by.
How to use
The Italian verb 'trascorrere' means 'to spend (time), to pass (time)' (To spend a period of time, or for time to pass by). It belongs to the second conjugation (-ere). It forms compound tenses with the auxiliary 'avere'. A typical usage pattern is 'Abbiamo trascorso una piacevole serata in compagnia di vecchi amici.' (We spent a pleasant evening in the company of old friends.).
🇬🇧 English
to spend (time), to pass (time)
Example
Abbiamo trascorso una piacevole serata in compagnia di vecchi amici.
We spent a pleasant evening in the company of old friends.
Il tempo trascorre in fretta quando ci si diverte.
Time passes quickly when you are having fun.
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- Abbiamo trascorso una piacevole serata in compagnia di vecchi amici.— We spent a pleasant evening in the company of old friends.
- Il tempo trascorre in fretta quando ci si diverte.— Time passes quickly when you are having fun.
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The Italian word "trascorrere" means "to spend (time), to pass (time)" in English.
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