Ago-voca meaning in English

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Definition

(two weeks, a long time) ago: (two weeks, a long time) in the past, back in time from the present adverb
  • "Hours ago, a partial transcript of the negotiations was leaked online."
  • "Announcer : One hundred and ten years ago today, our spectacular leader, General Horatio Oléré, was born."
  • "I'm surprised you didn't leave him years ago."
  • "Just one month ago, IFC reportedly made a billion-dollar offer to acquire the innovative American juice store after hearing rumors of the "magical" properties of their products."
  • "Bruno : Madam, my family used to own this house 40 years ago."
  • "Doctor von Headcold : The conference was a long time ago, Bruno!"
  • "Doctor von Headcold : No, it was 10 days ago."
  • "Edward : Dad, you just met me an hour ago."
  • "Bruno : I first met Betty on a blind date a couple of months ago at a bar."
  • "This is my dad about thirty years ago, and this woman right next to him, I think that that is-"

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