she's gone

she's gone
A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
phrase
a. se fue
Mom! Mom? - She's gone, sweetie. She had some errands to do.¡Mami! ¿Mami? - Se fue mi amor. Tenía unas diligencias que hacer.
b. se ha ido
Is Marieta there? - No, she's gone for the day.¿Está Marieta? - No, se ha ido por el día.
c. está fuera
Fernanda isn't here. She's gone until Thursday.Fernanda no está. Está fuera hasta el jueves.
a. está ida
Is Mom awake? - Oh, no. She's gone. She was exhausted.¿Mamá está despierta? - Ay, no. Está ida. Estaba agotada.
3.
A word or phrase that is commonly used in conversational speech (e.g., skinny, grandma).
(colloquial)
(she's intoxicated)
a. está ida
Geez. Look at Melissa. She's gone. - Well, that's what happens when you drink eight tequilas.Dios. Mira a Melissa. Está ida. - Bueno, eso es lo que pasa cuando tomas ocho tequilas.
a. se fue
"She's gone," said the surgeon. "We couldn't save her.""Se fue", dijo el cirujano. "No pudimos salvarla".
b. se ha ido
The nurse checked the woman's pulse and said, "she's gone."La enfermera le chequeó el pulso a la mujer y dijo "se ha ido".
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