English to Latin Meaning of ago - ante

Ago :
ante

praeteritum, praeterita, quae praeterierint recordaberis, praeterierint recordaberis, ante

ante, supra

agoImagoimagoes
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Definitions of ago in English
Adjective(1) gone by; or in the past
Adverb(1) in the past
Examples of ago in English
(1) two years ago his parents moved house(2) It was like a minute ago that I talked to Natalie and now I am on my way in my Jaguar to get her.(3) She had beaten off the disease five years ago after a melanoma had been found on her leg.(4) They talk about it less now than they did a week ago , but the spectre of it is omnipresent.(5) he was here a while ago(6) His brother died of a heart attack a year ago and his father has had three attacks this year.(7) he went five minutes ago(8) she returned not long ago(9) as long ago as 1942(10) Do you ever sit back and think, five or six years ago this would have been a fairytale?(11) Two days ago he went into the group's head office for the last time to clear his desk.(12) Ok, so they probably set it up to do this ages ago, but I gave up trying quite a while ago .(13) Ten years ago was the worse year of my life. It was a year when nothing seemed to go right.(14) There was a time, and it is only a couple of years ago , when all this would seem surreal.(15) Thank you to those of you who have been asking about my hospital visit a couple of weeks ago .(16) The owner decided to give it a trial when he got rid of his previous cab a week or two ago .
Related Phrases of ago
(1) long time ago ::
olim
(2) a long time ago ::
olim
(3) years ago ::
abhinc annis
(4) two days ago ::
duo dies ago
(5) a few days ago ::
a paucis diebus ago
(6) three years ago ::
tribus annis ago
(7) a year ago ::
cœpistis ab anno priore
(8) one year ago ::
uno anno elapso
(9) a while ago ::
dum
Synonyms
Adverb
1. in the past ::
in praeteritum
2. before ::
ante
4. back ::
rursus
5. since ::
quia
7. heretofore ::
heri et nudius tertius
Different Forms
ago, imago, imagoes
Word Example from TV Shows
Mm, no. No, that was two hours ago.

Mm, no. No, that was two hours AGO.

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 16

I led him through the Wall years ago. I saw him go Beyond the Wall.

I led him through the Wall years AGO. I saw him go Beyond the Wall.

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 5

That was a long time ago.

That was a long time AGO.

Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 4

Hmm. Seems like a lifetime ago.

Hmm. Seems like a lifetime AGO.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 4

♪ Then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... Wait! ♪

♪ Then nearly 14 billion years AGO expansion started... Wait! ♪

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 2

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