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precede [prɪ'si:d](a) (in order, time) précéder;∎ during the minutes preceding the operation pendant les minutes précédant l'opération;∎ the conference was preceded by a reception une réception a eu lieu avant la conférence(b) (in importance, rank) avoir la préséance sur, prendre le pas sur -
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verb1) предшествовать, стоять или идти перед (чем-л.), впереди (кого-л.)2) превосходить (по важности и т. п.); занимать более высокое положение (по должности); быть впереди (в каком-л. отношении)3) предпосылать (by); расчищать путь (with, by для чего-л.)* * *(v) предшествовать* * ** * *[pre·cede || ‚prɪː'sɪːd] v. предшествовать, быть впереди, предпосылать, превосходить, занимать более высокое положение, расчищать путь* * *впередипревзойтипревосходитьпредпосылатьпредшествовать* * *1) превосходить (по важности и т. п.); занимать более высокое положение (по должности); быть впереди (в каком-л. отношении) 2) предшествовать 3) начинать; предварять, предпосылать (with, by) -
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verbമുന്തുക, മുന്നിടുക, മുന്പേ ഉണ്ടാക്കുക -
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transitive verb2) (in order or time) vorangehen (+ Dat.); (in vehicle) voranfahren (+ Dat.); (in time also) vorausgehen (+ Dat.)precede X with Y — X (Dat.) Y vorausschicken od. voranstellen
* * *[pri'si:d](to go, happen etc before: She preceded him into the room.) vorausgehen- academic.ru/57368/precedence">precedence- precedent
- preceding* * *pre·cede[pri:ˈsi:d, AM prɪˈ-]vt1. (in time)2. (in space)▪ to \precede sb/sth jdm/etw vorangehen [o vorausgehen]▪ sb/sth is \preceded by sb/sth jd/etw geht jdm/etw voranwe were \preceded into the hall by the chancellor der Rektor schritt uns voraus in die Halleif the instruction is \preceded by an asterisk,... wenn ein Sternchen vor der Anweisung steht,...* * *[prɪ'siːd]vt(in order, time) vorangehen (+dat); (in importance) gehen vor (+dat); (in rank) stehen über (+dat)for the month preceding this — den( ganzen) Monat davor
* * *precede [ˌpriːˈsiːd; prı-]A v/t1. auch fig (auch zeitlich) voraus-, vorangehen (dat):the years preceding his death die Jahre vor seinem TodB v/i1. voran-, vorausgehen2. den Vorrang oder Vortritt haben* * *transitive verb1) (in rank) rangieren vor (+ Dat.); (in importance) wichtiger sein als; Vorrang haben vor (+ Dat.)2) (in order or time) vorangehen (+ Dat.); (in vehicle) voranfahren (+ Dat.); (in time also) vorausgehen (+ Dat.)3) (preface, introduce)precede X with Y — X (Dat.) Y vorausschicken od. voranstellen
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pri'si:d(to go, happen etc before: She preceded him into the room.) preceder, anteceder- precedent
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tr[prɪ'siːd]1 preceder a, anteceder a1 precederv.• anteceder v.• preceder v.prɪ'siːd
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transitive verb (frml) preceder a, anteceder ain the months preceding the invasion — en los meses que precedieron or antecedieron a la invasión
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via) ( come before) precederb) preceding pres p <day/year> anterior; <page/chapter> anterior, precedente[prɪ'siːd]VT (in space, time, rank) preceder, anteceder* * *[prɪ'siːd]
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transitive verb (frml) preceder a, anteceder ain the months preceding the invasion — en los meses que precedieron or antecedieron a la invasión
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------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] one who precedes[English Plural] ones who precede[Swahili Word] mtangulizi[Swahili Plural] watangulizi[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 1/2[Derived Word] tangulia------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] precede[Swahili Word] -kadamisha[Part of Speech] verb[Derived Word] kadamu------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] precede[Swahili Word] ongoa[Part of Speech] verb------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] precede[Swahili Word] -takadamu[Part of Speech] verb------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] precede[Swahili Word] -tangulia[Part of Speech] verb[English Example] (s)he preceded (was born before) me[Swahili Example] amenitangulia jua------------------------------------------------------------ -
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[pri'si:d](to go, happen etc before: She preceded him into the room.) iti pred kom; zgoditi se pred čim- precedent
- preceding* * *[pri:sí:d]transitive verb & intransitive verbiti pred kom (čim), biti pred kom (čim), zgoditi se pred čim; imeti prednostto be preceded by ( —ali with) — slediti komu (čemu), iti za kom (čim)repentance must precede pardon — najprej kes, potem odpuščanje -
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1. v предшествоватьthe calm that precedes a storm — затишье, которое бывает перед бурей
2. v быть, находиться или идти впереди3. v предпосылать4. v превосходить по важностиСинонимический ряд:1. be ahead of (verb) antecede; antedate; be ahead of; come before; come first; forerun; go before; head; pace; predate2. guide (verb) conduct; convey; direct; escort; guide; introduce; lead; preface; prelude; usher; usher in3. outrank (verb) outrank; rankАнтонимический ряд: -
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[pri'si:d](to go, happen etc before: She preceded him into the room.) anteceder- precedent
- preceding* * *pre.cede[pris'i:d] vt+vi 1 preceder: a) anteceder, ir adiante de. they went in preceded by their master / eles entraram precedidos pelo seu mestre. b) chegar antes de. c) realizar-se antes de. d) superar em importância. e) ter precedência sobre. 2 fazer preceder. corruption of morals precedes crime a corrupção da moral precede o crime. -
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elsőbbsége van* * *[pri'si:d](to go, happen etc before: She preceded him into the room.) megelőz- precedent
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[prɪ'siːd]verbo transitivo precedere* * *[pri'si:d](to go, happen etc before: She preceded him into the room.) precedere- precedent
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precede — verb 1) adverts preceded the film Syn: go/come before, lead up to, pave the way for, herald, introduce, usher in 2) Catherine preceded him into the studio Syn: go ahead of, go in front of, lead the way • … Synonyms and antonyms dictionary
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