How is the phrase ese tren ya pasó translated from Spanish to English
Una oportunidad ya ha pasado y ya no es posible.
An opportunity has passed and is no longer possible.
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Una oportunidad ya ha pasado y ya no es posible.
An opportunity has passed and is no longer possible.
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Perdiste la ocasión de presentarte; ese tren ya pasó. — You missed your chance to apply; that ship has sailed.
¿Es tarde para unirse al proyecto? Creo que ese tren ya pasó. — Is it too late to join the project? I think that ship has sailed.
No te preocupes por esa oferta; ese tren ya ha pasado. — Don't worry about that offer; that ship has sailed already.
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