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1 antecedent
noun* * *ante·ced·ent[ˌæntɪˈsi:dənt]I. n* * *["ntI'siːdənt]1. adjfrüherthe crisis and its antecedent events — die Krise und die ihr vorangehenden or vorausgehenden Ereignisse
to be antecedent to sth — einer Sache (dat) voran- or vorausgehen
2. n* * *A adj vorher, vorangehend (to dat):B s1. pl Vorgeschichte f, vorhergegangene Ereignisse pl, frühere Umstände pl:a) sein Vorleben,b) seine Abstammung2. LING Bezugswort n3. PHIL Antezedens n (Prämisse eines logischen Schlusses)4. MATH Vorderglied n (eines Verhältnisses)5. MUSa) Vordersatz m6. fig Vorläufer m* * *noun* * *adj.vorangehend adj.vorher adj.vorhergehend adj. -
2 preface
1. nounVorwort, das (to Gen.)2. transitive verb(introduce) einleiten* * *['prefəs](an introduction to a book etc: The preface explained how to use the dictionary.) die Einleitung* * *pref·ace[ˈprefɪs]I. na \preface to peace eine Vorstufe zum FriedenII. vt1. (provide with preface)to \preface a book ein Buch mit einem Vorwort versehento \preface a speech/reply with sth einer Rede/Antwort etw vorausschickenshe \prefaced all her replies with a giggle sie kicherte jedes Mal, bevor sie etwas entgegnete2. (lead up to)* * *['prefɪs]1. nVorwort nt; (of speech) Vorrede f2. vteinleiten; book mit einem Vorwort versehen* * *preface [ˈprefıs]A sto zu)to zu)B v/t2. die Einleitung sein zupref. abk1. preface Vorw.2. preference3. preferred* * *1. nounVorwort, das (to Gen.)2. transitive verb(introduce) einleiten* * *n.Einleitung f.Vorwort -e n. -
3 preface
pref·ace [ʼprefɪs] nas a \preface als Einstieg;( to entertainment etc) zur Einstimmung;a \preface to peace eine Vorstufe zum Frieden vt1) ( provide with preface)to be \prefaced by sth durch etw akk eingeleitet werden;to \preface sth with sth etw mit etw dat einleiten;to \preface a book ein Buch mit einem Vorwort versehen;to \preface a speech/ reply with sth einer Rede/Antwort etw vorausschicken;she \prefaced all her replies with a giggle sie kicherte jedes Mal, bevor sie etwas entgegnete2) ( lead up to)
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