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1. (v.i.) elapse
(of time) to slip or pass by.
2. (n.) elapse
the passage of a period of time; lapse.
Etymology: (1635–45; < L ēlapsus, ptp. of ēlābī to slip away =ē-e - +lābī to slip, glide)
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| Definition of 'Elapse' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) elapse, lapse, pass, slip by, glide by, slip away, go by, slide by, go along
pass by
"three years elapsed"
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| Definition of 'Elapse' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (verb) Elapse
to slip or glide away; to pass away silently, as time; -- used chiefly in reference to time
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Sense: (of time) to pass
A month had elapsed since our last meeting.
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 Afrikaans: verbygaan, verloop |
 Arabic: يَمْضي، يَنْقَضي |
 Bulgarian: минавам |
 Brazilian: decorrer |
 Czech: uplynout |
 German: verstreichen |
 Danish: gå; forløbe |
 Greek: περνώ (για χρόνο) |
 Spanish: pasar, transcurrir |
 Estonian: mööduma |
 Farsi: سپری شدن؛ گذشتن |
 Finnish: kulua |
 French: (s')écouler |
 Hebrew: לָחָלוֹף, לַעֲבוֹר |
 Hindi: बीतना, व्यतीत होना, गुजर |
 Croatian: prolaziti, proteći |
 Hungarian: (el)telik |
 Indonesian: berlalu |
 Icelandic: líða hjá |
 Italian: passare, trascorrere |
 Japanese: 経過する |
 Korean: (시간이) 경과하다 |
 Lithuanian: praeiti, praslinkti |
 Latvian: (par laiku) paiet; aizrit |
 Malay: berlalu |
 Dutch: voorbijgaan |
 Norwegian: forløpe |
 Polish: upłynąć |
 Persian: سپری شدن؛ گذشتن |
 Pashto: تېرېدل (لكه دوخت |
 Portuguese: decorrer |
 Romanian: a se scurge |
 Russian: проходить |
 Slovak: uplynúť |
 Slovenian: minevati |
 Serbian: proći |
 Swedish: förflyta |
 Thai: ผ่านไป |
 Turkish: geçmek |
 Taiwanese: (時間)消逝 |
 Ukrainian: минати |
 Urdu: وقت کا گزرنا |
 Vietnamese: (thời gian) trôi qua |
 Chinese: （时间）消逝 |
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