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[premə' uə, ]( American[) pri:-](happening etc before the right or expected time: a premature birth; The baby was three weeks premature.) prezgoden* * *[premətjúə]adjective ( prematurely adverb)prezgoden, prezgodaj zrel; figuratively prenagljen -
122 premature
['premətjʊə(r)] [AE ˌpriːmə'tʊər]1) prematuro2) med. [ baby] prematuro; [ejaculation, menopause] precoce* * *[premə' uə, ]( American[) pri:-](happening etc before the right or expected time: a premature birth; The baby was three weeks premature.) prematuro* * *premature /ˈprɛmətʃə(r), USA pri:məˈtʊ(r)/a.prematuro; anticipato; intempestivo; precoce: a premature decision, una decisione prematura; premature baldness, calvizie precoce● (med.) a premature baby, un (bambino) prematuro □ (med.) premature beat, extrasistole □ premature senility, senilità precoceprematurely avv.* * *['premətjʊə(r)] [AE ˌpriːmə'tʊər]1) prematuro2) med. [ baby] prematuro; [ejaculation, menopause] precoce -
123 ahead of time
Синонимический ряд:prematurely (other) before; beforehand; betimes; early; prematurely; sooner -
124 before
1. adv раньше, преждеall that has gone before — всё, что было прежде
2. adv впередиto have the world before one — иметь перед собой всю жизнь;
3. adv вперёдto catch the ball before the bound — поспешить, не выждать удобного момента; забегать вперёд
4. prep (во временном значении) до; раньшеbefore answering the letter he reread it — прежде чем ответить на письмо, он его перечитал
a leaf before the wind — листок, гонимый ветром
before now — раньше, прежде
death before dishonour — лучше смерть, чем позор
6. prep прежде; до тогоthe day before yesterday — позавчера, третьего дня
before long — скоро, вскоре
7. cj прежде чем, раньше чем, до того как; пока неI must finish my work before I go home — я должен прежде кончить работу, а уж потом идти домой
8. cj скорее чемhe will die before he yields — он скорее умрёт, чем сдастся
Синонимический ряд:1. ago (other) ago; heretofore; past2. ahead (other) ahead; ante; antecedently; fore; forward; in advance; precedently; previous3. antecedent to (other) ahead of; antecedent to; anterior to; ere; in advance of; preceding; previous to; prior to; till; until4. by (other) by; no later than5. earlier (other) already; confronting; earlier; erstwhile; formerly; once; previously6. in front of (other) ahead of; in front of; in sight of; in the presence of7. prematurely (other) ahead of time; beforehand; betimes; early; prematurely; sooner8. rather than (other) in preference to; rather than; sooner thanАнтонимический ряд:afterward; behind; later -
125 beforehand
1. a predic заблаговременный2. adv заранее, вперёд; заблаговременно; авансомСинонимический ряд:1. previously (adj.) already; before; in anticipation; previously; prior2. ahead of (other) ahead of; in advance; in front of; preceding; previously; prior to; until3. before (other) ahead; ante; antecedently; before; earlier; fore; forward; precedently; previous4. prematurely (other) ahead of time; betimes; early; prematurely; sooner -
126 betimes
1. adv поэт. своевременно, вовремя2. adv поэт. быстро3. adv поэт. раноСинонимический ряд:1. prematurely (other) ahead of time; before; beforehand; early; prematurely; sooner2. seasonably (other) presently; promptly; punctually; seasonably; soon; timely -
127 earliest
самое раннее; самый раннийСинонимический ряд:1. earliest (adj.) earliest; most ancient; most antediluvian; most primitive; most primordial2. most first (adj.) most beginning; most first; most initial3. most overearly (adj.) most overearly; most oversoon; most previous; most untimely4. original (adj.) anterior; beginning; first; incipient; initial; maiden; original; pioneer; primary; prime; primeval5. untimeliest (adj.) most precocious; most premature; untimeliest6. most prematurely (other) ahead of time; before; beforehand; betimes; earliest; most prematurely; sooner -
128 sooner
1. n амер. ист. поселенец, самовольно захвативший участок2. n амер. шутл. оклахомец3. n амер. разг. человек, умеющий забежать вперёд, обогнать других; проныра, ловкачa sooner dog — хороший едок, но плохой вояка
Синонимический ряд:1. before (other) above; before; earlier; first; foregoing; preceding; preeminent; pre-eminent; previous; prior2. instead (other) alternatively; as an alternative; instead; rather3. prematurely (other) ahead of time; beforehand; betimes; early; prematurely
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prematurely — adv. Prematurely is used with these adjectives: ↑bald, ↑balding, ↑grey, ↑middle aged, ↑wrinkled Prematurely is used with these verbs: ↑age, ↑born, ↑die, ↑end, ↑explode, ↑te … Collocations dictionary
prematurely — adverb 1. (of childbirth) before the end of the normal period of gestation the child was born prematurely • Derived from adjective: ↑premature 2. too soon; in a premature manner I spoke prematurely • Syn: ↑untimely … Useful english dictionary
prematurely — premature ► ADJECTIVE 1) occurring or done before the proper time. 2) (of a baby) born before the end of the full term of gestation. DERIVATIVES prematurely adverb prematurity noun. ORIGIN Latin praematurus very early … English terms dictionary
Prematurely — Premature Pre ma*ture , a. [L. praematurus; prae before + maturus ripe. See {Mature}.] 1. Mature or ripe before the proper time; as, the premature fruits of a hotbed. [1913 Webster] 2. Happening, arriving, existing, or performed before the proper … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
prematurely — adverb see premature … New Collegiate Dictionary
prematurely — See premature. * * * … Universalium
prematurely — adverb In a premature manner; too soon or too early … Wiktionary
prematurely — (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. too early, rash, precipitately; see early 2 , untimely … English dictionary for students
prematurely — premÉ™ tÊŠrlɪ / tʃəl , tʃʊəl adv. before the proper time; too early, too soon; rashly, hurriedly, hastily … English contemporary dictionary
prematurely — ad. Precociously, too early, too soon … New dictionary of synonyms
prematurely — adv too early, too soon, too hastily, precipitately; abortively, untimely, inopportunely, unseasonably; precociously … A Note on the Style of the synonym finder