“Days gone by” nghĩa là gì?

Photo by Nathan Dumlao

“Days gone by” -> nghĩa là thời kỳ đã qua.

Ví dụ
Ably assisted by super sleuth (siêu thám tử) Shirley Holmes the pair used a time machine to journey back to Yuletides of days gone by – from Victorian England with Charles Dickens and the Stuart era when Oliver Cromwell and his puritans (thanh giáo, khắt khe, nghiêm ngặt) banned Christmas to ancient Turkey and finally the big day itself in Bethlehem.

Lots of good things have come from social media. It is highly satisfying to reconnect with a good friend from your school days and catch up, or talk about days gone by. However, bad things have come from it as well—and I’m not just referring to the pointless political arguments or the never-ending stream of “TMI” posts from your friends. But also, because people have the option to reconnect through social media, it is much easier to substitute virtual interaction for the real thing.

The memories flicker in my mind like twinkle lights from days gone by. The children from church sang hymns and Christmas songs, the old folks took the comfortable chairs and talked of old times. The widows gathered together to share their stories of challenge and hope. Children running around excited for what Christmas morning would bring. I can remember those times with great love. And yes, we continue to serve fruitcake at Christmas and yes, I have learned to love it! Do not neglect to do good and to share what you have, for such sacrifices are pleasing to God. – Hebrews 13:16 

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