yesteryear in Portuguese
yesteryear in Portuguese is outrora, ano passado, antanho — yesteryear means times gone by; the past, especially thought of with nostalgia.
yesteryear in Portuguese
outrora
(poetic) Past years; time gone by; yore.
ano passado
(rare) Last year.
antanho
(rare) Last year.
What does "yesteryear" mean?
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noun Times gone by; the past, especially thought of with nostalgia.
"The old diner still has the charm of yesteryear."
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yesteryear in a sentence
- The old diner still has the charm of yesteryear.
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What is "yesteryear" in Portuguese?
"yesteryear" in Portuguese is outrora, ano passado, antanho. yesteryear means: Times gone by; the past, especially thought of with nostalgia.
How do you use "yesteryear" in a sentence?
Example: "The old diner still has the charm of yesteryear." In Portuguese, "yesteryear" is outrora, ano passado, antanho.
Are there other ways to say "yesteryear" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 3 translations listed for "yesteryear": outrora, ano passado, antanho.
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