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3 precedent
noun (a past action, especially a legal decision, which may act as a guide or rule in the future.) precedentetr['presɪdənt]1 precedente nombre masculino\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto set a precedent sentar un precedentewithout precedent sin precedenteprecedent ['prɛsədənt] n: precedente mn.• ejemplar s.m.• ejemplo s.m.• precedente s.m.'presədəntcount & mass noun precedente mto set a precedent (for something) — sentar* precedente (para algo)
['presɪdǝnt]N precedente m (also Jur)to establish or set a precedent (for sth) — sentar un precedente (para algo)
* * *['presədənt]count & mass noun precedente mto set a precedent (for something) — sentar* precedente (para algo)
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4 unheard-of
tr[ʌn'hɜːdɒv] (Written unheard of when not used to qualify a noun)1 (preposterous) inaudito,-a2 (without precedent) sin precedenteunheard-of [.ʌn'hərdəv] adj: sin precedente, inaudito, insólitoadj.• inaudito, -a adj.[ʌn'hɜːdɒv]ADJ (=unprecedented) inaudito; (=outrageous) escandaloso -
5 unprecedented
(never known to have happened before: Such an action by a prime minister is unprecedented.) sin precedentetr[ʌn'presɪdentɪd]1 (without precedent) sin precedente2 (unheard of) inaudito,-aunprecedented [.ʌn'prɛsə.dntəd] adj: sin precedentes, inaudito, nuevoadj.• inaudito, -a adj.• sin precedente adj.• sin precedentes adj.'ʌn'presədentəd, ʌn'presɪdentɪd[ʌn'presɪdǝntɪd]ADJ sin precedentes, inaudito* * *['ʌn'presədentəd, ʌn'presɪdentɪd]
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