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1 preporre
preporre v.tr.1 ( mettere davanti) to put* before, to place before (anche fig.): preporre il nome al cognome, to put one's first name before one's surname; ha sempre preposto il dovere all'interesse personale, he has always put duty before his personal interests2 ( mettere a capo) to put* in charge of (sthg.), to put* at the head of (sthg.): preporre qlcu. all'amministrazione di una ditta, to put s.o. in charge of the management of a firm; lo preposero al comando dell'esercito, he was appointed head of the army.* * *[pre'porre]verbo transitivo1) (anteporre) to place before, to put* before, to prepose2) (preferire)preporre qcn. a qcs. — to put sb. in charge o at the head of sth
* * *preporre/pre'porre/ [73]1 (anteporre) to place before, to put* before, to prepose; preporre il soggetto al verbo to put the subject before the verb2 (preferire) preporre il dovere al piacere to put duty before pleasure -
2 preporre il dovere al piacere
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