Traducción Inglés-Francés para "bygone"
"bygone" en francés
bygone {adjetivo}
in bygone days
Such totalitarian practices do not spring from a bygone era but affect the daily lives of Chinese people today, and we must not disregard...
bygone {adj.} (también: old-fashioned, old-word)
But do not, however, make this European Council meeting a royal event of bygone days, where decisions are reached over the people's heads.
Sinónimos
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "bygone":
© Princeton Universitybypast · departed · foregone · gone · water under the bridge
Ejemplos de uso
Ejemplos de uso para "bygone" en Francés
What should be a symbolic journey - travelling on the train of the future to the heart of Europe - happens on a rickety and wheezing machine from a bygone era.
Under such circumstances, assistance cannot be divorced from the economic or political calculations of the giver, and may revive the insecurities of a bygone era.
It reflects the world-view cast in the mould of a bygone era, when the Second World War was just over and colonialism was still alive.
However, the battle is by no means won; throughout the world, women and girls continue to be subjected to practices of a bygone age.
The pact had emphasized the urgent need to give priority to the sectors of the future - to stimulate their development and break the deadlock of a bygone era.
Mr. Kumaran (India) said that, even in the new century, the Organization continued to grapple with the vestiges of colonialism, a bygone system that ran counter to its fundamental principles.
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