Examples of using "Vorbei" in a sentence and their english translations:
The past is the past.
Let bygones be bygones.
- Everything is over.
- All is over.
- It's all over.
- It's over.
- It's finished.
- It is finished.
Why don't you drop in?
- It ain't over till it's over.
- It ain't over 'til it's over.
it's over
It's over.
- This will pass.
- That'll pass.
- That will pass.
- Everything is over.
- All is over.
That's over.
- Bring Tom here.
- Send Tom over.
Tom came by.
Tom walked past.
Is it over?
Come whenever you want.
- It will be over soon.
- It'll be over soon.
Why don't you drop in?
- Let bygones be bygones.
- What's done is done.
- It's no use crying over spilt milk.
- Don't cry over spilt milk.
The examinations are all over.
- Everything is over.
- All is over.
- It's all over.
It is not over
- The party is over.
- The party's over.
The summer vacation is over.
The ayu season has opened.
It's almost over.
- Everything is over.
- All is over.
The typhoon is gone.
- The summer is over.
- Summer is over.
The break is over.
Everything will be lost now.
- School's out.
- School is out.
- It will be over in a moment.
- It'll be over in a moment.
- It will be over soon.
- It'll be over soon.
- It's going to be over soon.
- I'll stop by later.
- I'll be by later.
Bring me money.
This interview is over.
The ceremony has ended.
The deadline has passed.
- It's over now.
- That's over now.
Let me pass by!
Your time is over.
A car went by.
Tom is going to stop by today.
They are talking past each other.
The auction is over.
The negotiations have ended.
Hunting season is over.
Tom came by earlier.
It's already over.
Tom is coming over tomorrow.
Why don't you drop in?
Why don't you drop in?
Winter has gone.
The threat no longer exists.
When is Tom going to come over?
Tom's career is over.
Sami's affair is over.
October is over.
Please drop in on us.
It's finally over.
The battle was virtually over.
I ran past Tom.
You never come over anymore.