What does έφυγε in Greek mean?

What is the meaning of the word έφυγε in Greek? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use έφυγε in Greek.

The word έφυγε in Greek means με το που ήρθε, έφυγε, έφυγε, που έχει περάσει, πάει καιρός που έφυγε, πάει καιρός που έφυγε, πάει καιρός που τον χάσαμε. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word έφυγε

με το που ήρθε, έφυγε

(informal (present briefly)

He was in and out of the meeting before anyone noticed he'd left. Keep the car running - I'll be in and out in five minutes.

έφυγε

(euphemism (die) (ευφημισμός)

Έφυγε τρεις ώρες μετά το εγκεφαλικό της.
Three hours after her stroke, she slipped away.

που έχει περάσει

(times, days: in the past)

Two old friends sat on the porch talking about days gone by.

πάει καιρός που έφυγε

(having left a long time ago)

Tony is long gone; he now lives in Chicago.

πάει καιρός που έφυγε, πάει καιρός που τον χάσαμε

(having died a long time ago) (ευφημισμός)

These cave paintings were created by our long-gone ancestors.

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