Translation of Serbian word "прошлост" to English
прошлост
Latin script: prošlost
/proʃlost/
Meaning
NounThe time before the present, all of the events that have happened.
How to use
In Serbian, 'прошлост' represents a feminine noun (past). Readily combines with agreeing adjectives and determiners.
🇬🇧 English
past
Example
Морамо учити из грешака из прошлости.
Moramo učiti iz grešaka iz prošlosti.
We must learn from the mistakes of the past.
Морамо оставити прошлост иза себе и кренути даље.
Moramo ostaviti prošlost iza sebe i krenuti dalje.
We must leave the past behind us and move on.
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Common phrases
- далека прошлост— distant past
- оставити у прошлости— leave in the past
- поглед у прошлост— look back at the past
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Frequency rank: #484 in Serbian
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What does the Serbian word "прошлост" mean?▼
The Serbian word "прошлост" means "past" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Морамо учити из грешака из прошлости." (which translates as "We must learn from the mistakes of the past.").
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