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1 precedente
1. adj preceding2. m precedentavere dei precedenti penali have a record* * *precedente agg. preceding, previous, prior, former, foregoing: le affermazioni, citazioni precedenti, the foregoing statements, quotations; durante un incontro precedente, during a previous meeting; il giorno precedente, the previous day (o the day before); il mio precedente principale, my former employer; nelle pagine, lettere, lezioni precedenti, in the preceding pages, letters, lessons; non viene per un impegno precedente, he isn't coming because of a prior engagement; saldo del conto precedente, balance of former account; annullare una precedente ordinazione, to cancel a previous order; (dir.) precedente condanna penale, previous (o past) conviction◆ s.m.1 precedent: un fatto senza precedenti, an unprecedented occurrence; questo avvenimento non ha precedenti nella storia della città, this event has no precedent in the history of the town // (dir.): citare un precedente a so-stegno di un'azione, to cite a precedent in support of an action; precedente vincolante, binding precedent (o leading case); precedenti giurisprudenziali, judicial precedents // costituire un precedente, to become (o to constitute) a precedent; creare un precedente, to set (o to create) a precedent2 pl. ( condotta precedente) record (sing.): buoni, cattivi precedenti, good, bad record; vorrei sapere i precedenti di quell'uomo, I should like to know that man's record // quella società ha ottimi precedenti nel commercio estero, that company has a very good track record in foreign trade.* * *[pretʃe'dɛnte]1. aggil giorno precedente — the previous day, the day before
il discorso/film precedente — the previous o preceding speech/film
2. sm* * *[pretʃe'dɛnte] 1.2.il pomeriggio precedente — the afternoon before, the previous afternoon
sostantivo maschile (fatto anteriore) precedentcreare un precedente — to create o set a precedent
3.senza -i — without precedent, unprecedented
avere dei buoni, cattivi -i — to have a good, bad (track) record
- i penali — dir. criminal record
* * *precedente/pret∫e'dεnte/il pomeriggio precedente the afternoon before, the previous afternoon; il mio precedente datore di lavoro my former employer; un impegno precedente a prior engagement(fatto anteriore) precedent; creare un precedente to create o set a precedent; senza -i without precedent, unprecedentedIII precedenti m.pl.(condotta anteriore) record sing.; avere dei buoni, cattivi -i to have a good, bad (track) record; - i penali dir. criminal record. -
2 antecedente
1. adj preceding2. m precedent* * *antecedente agg. antecedent, previous, prior (a, to); preceding, foregoing◆ s.m.* * *[antetʃe'dɛnte]1. aggprevious, preceding2. sm1) Gramm, Filosofia antecedent2)gli antecedenti — previous history sg* * *[antetʃe'dɛnte] 1.aggettivo previous, preceding2.sostantivo maschile antecedent* * *antecedente/antet∫e'dεnte/previous, precedingantecedent.
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foregoing — means ‘preceding, previously mentioned’ and is used as an adjective corresponding to the verb forego = to precede, especially in writing to refer to points made in earlier parts of the text: • If the foregoing representation of Jesus Christ can… … Modern English usage
foregoing — [fôr′gō΄iŋ, fôr gō′iŋ] adj. previously said, written, etc.; preceding the foregoing 1. the one or ones previously mentioned 2. what has already been said or written … English World dictionary
foregoing — index aforesaid, antecedent, before mentioned, former, last (preceding), precursory, preliminary, p … Law dictionary
foregoing — adj antecedent, *preceding, precedent, previous, prior, former, anterior Antonyms: following … New Dictionary of Synonyms
foregoing — [adj] come before; previous above, aforementioned, aforesaid, aforestated, antecedent, anterior, former, past, precedent, preceding, prior; concept 585 Ant. after … New thesaurus
foregoing — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ previously mentioned … English terms dictionary
foregoing — [[t]fɔ͟ː(r)goʊɪŋ, fɔː(r)go͟ʊ [/t]] PRON: the PRON You can refer to what has just been stated or mentioned as the foregoing. [FORMAL] You might think from the foregoing that the French want to phase accents out. Not at all. Syn: preceding ADJ: ADJ … English dictionary
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foregoing — fore|going [ fɔr,gouıŋ ] adjective VERY FORMAL used for referring to something that has just been mentioned: for the foregoing reasons a. the foregoing the things that have just been mentioned … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
foregoing — UK [ˈfɔː(r)ˌɡəʊɪŋ] / US [ˈfɔrˌɡoʊɪŋ] adjective legal a) used for referring to something that has just been mentioned for the foregoing reasons b) the foregoing the things that have just been mentioned … English dictionary
Foregoing — Forego Fore*go , v. t. [imp. {Forewent 2}; p. p. {Foregone} (?; 115); p. pr. & vb. n. {Foregoing}.] [See {Forgo}.] 1. To quit; to relinquish; to leave. [1913 Webster] Stay at the third cup, or forego the place. Herbert. [1913 Webster] 2. To… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
