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forerun /ˈfɔ:rʌn/n. [u](chim.: nella distillazione) testa; prodotto di testa.(to) forerun /fɔ:ˈrʌn/1 precorrere; anticipare2 preannunciare; presagire. -
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précéder, devancer;∎ the calm that foreruns the storm le calme avant-coureur de la tempête -
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1. предшествувам, идвам пред (събитие и пр.)
2. предвещавам* * *{fъ:'r^n} v (foreran {fъ:'ran}; forerun {fъ:'r^n}) 1. пре* * *предотвратявам; предхождам; предшествам; изпреварвам;* * *1. предвещавам 2. предшествувам, идвам пред (събитие и пр.)* * * -
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pp.participio pasado del verbo FORERUN.v.1 preceder, ir delante como pronóstico o señal de lo que sigue.2 adelantarse, llegar antes que otro.3 anunciar. (pt foreran; pp forerun) -
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I [fɔ:ʹrʌn] v (foreran; forerun)1. предшествовать2. предвещатьII [ʹfɔ:rʌn] n -
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1) komme foran, løpe foran, gå forut for2) være et varsel om3) foregripe, komme i forkjøpet -
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fore.run[fɔ:r'∧n] vt (ps foreran, pp forerun) 1 preceder. 2 ser precursor de, anunciar com antecipação, prenunciar. 3 prevenir, evitar, antecipar. -
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n спорт.пробне проходження (на лижах)* * *I [fxː'ren] v(foreran; forerun)1) передувати2) передвіщати, пророкуватиII [`fxːren] n -
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vt (foreran, forerun) preteći, prestići, doći prije* * *
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előtte megy, előtte jár to forerun: előtte jár, előtte megy -
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1) предшествовать Syn: precede, forego
2) предвещать предшествовать предвещать пробное прохождение (лыжный спорт) -
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нефт.-хим. головной погон -
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['fɔːrʌn]1) Общая лексика: предвещать, предшествовать, пробное прохождение (лыжный спорт)2) Религия: быть предтечей3) Нефть: головной погон -
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/vt/ предвещать -
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предшествоватьпредвещатьАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > forerun
См. также в других словарях:
Forerun — Fore*run , v. t. 1. To turn before; to precede; to be in advance of (something following). [1913 Webster] 2. To come before as an earnest of something to follow; to introduce as a harbinger; to announce. [1913 Webster] These signs forerun the… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
forerun — [fôr′run′] vt. foreran, forerun, forerunning Now Rare 1. to run before; go before; precede 2. to be the precursor of; be a prediction or sign of (a thing to follow); foreshadow 3. to forestall … English World dictionary
forerun — index antecede, herald, precede Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
forerun — /fawr run , fohr /, v.t., foreran, forerun, forerunning. 1. to run in front of; come before; precede. 2. to be the precursor or harbinger of; prefigure. 3. to anticipate or foretell. 4. to forestall. 5. to outrun or outstrip. [1505 15; FORE +… … Universalium
forerun — verb (foreruns, forerunning, foreran; past participle forerun) literary go before or indicate the coming of … English new terms dictionary
forerun — /fɔˈrʌn/ (say faw run) verb (t) (foreran, forerun, forerunning) 1. to run in front of; precede; be the precursor of. 2. to anticipate or forestall. 3. Obsolete to outrun or outstrip …
forerun — transitive verb (foreran; run; running) Date: before 12th century 1. to run before 2. to come before as a token of something to follow 3. forestall, anticipate … New Collegiate Dictionary
forerun — verb a) to run in front b) to forecast or foreshadow … Wiktionary
forerun — Synonyms and related words: announce, antecede, antedate, anticipate, be before, be early, blaze the trail, break the trail, come before, foreglimpse, foresee, foreshow, forestall, foretaste, get ahead of, give notice, go before, go off half… … Moby Thesaurus
forerun — (Roget s Thesaurus II) verb To give an indication of something in advance: adumbrate, augur, bode, forecast, foreshadow, foretell, foretoken, portend, prefigure, presage, prognosticate. See FORESIGHT, SHOW … English dictionary for students
forerun — v. come before; run ahead of; forecast, foreshadow, predict … English contemporary dictionary