in front of that/it · from that/it · before that; beforehand
köken: From da + vor.
🔊 Um 17 Uhr ist die Versammlung. Davor habe ich keine Zeit mehr.
in advance, beforehand; early
zıt: en retard
🔊 Near-synonym: en avance
🔊 être à l'avance
early, in advance
köken: From adelantado + -mente.
forward · from now on, for the future · in advance
eş: наперёд, авансом, заранее
zıt: наза́д
köken: в- (v-) + перёд (perjód)
aile: время, вперёд, Россия, вперёд
🔊 Вперёд на Берли́н!
🔊 Вперёд бу́дешь знать, как незнако́мым доверя́ть!
🔊 Плати́те де́ньги вперёд.
beforehand, in advance
🔊 Sən gərək bunu qabaqcadan edəydin.
🔊 Gərək onlar sizə bunu qabaqcadan bildirəydilər.
beforehand, in advance
köken: Literally, “with earliness, with timeliness”.
anticipatedly (ahead of the correct time or schedule)
eş: antecipadamente, previamente
köken: From adiantado + -mente.
beforehand, in advance · ex ante, a priori
zıt: εκ των υστέρων
Japonca 🔊 予め /a̠ɾa̠ka̠ʑime̞/ in advance, beforehand, previously, in anticipation
🔊 予め準備をしておく
beforehand, in advance
köken: First attested in the Yongbi eocheon'ga (龍飛御天歌 / 용비어천가), 1447, as Middle Korean 미리 (Yale: mili).
in front of; ahead of · before; earlier in time than
çekim: tamlayan föres
köken: From Old Swedish fyrir, from Old Norse fyrir, from Proto-Germanic *furi, from Proto-Indo-European *preh₂-.
🔊 På morgonen är stark kyla, alltså gott före, men fortfarande dimma.
formerly, previously
eş: do tego czasu, najpierw, poprzednio, przedtem, wcześniej, wprzód
köken: Etymology tree Polish uprzedni Proto-Slavic *-o Old Polish -o Polish -o Polish uprzednio From uprzedni + -o.
ahead of time, ahead of schedule, fast
köken: etu- + ajassa (inessive)
in advance, beforehand
eş: dopředu, napřed, a priori, zepředu
🔊 vědět předem
🔊 Děkuji předem.
forward, ahead (space) · in advance, in anticipation (time)
zıt: hátra, utólag
köken: elő + -re
aile: előre-hátra, előreláthatólag, ne igyál előre a medve bőrére
in advance, ahead
köken: מ־ + ראש
Latince 🔊 antea /ˈan.te.aː/ before, beforehand · formerly, previously
zıt: posteā
köken: From ante (“before”) + ea (“these things”).
ahead, in front
zıt: bag, bagi, bagved
köken: From Low German voran.
before, previously
köken: From Old Church Slavonic прѣди (prědi), the locative case of Proto-Slavic *perdь - an i-stem counterpart of Proto-Slavic *perdъ (“in front of”).
aile: предишен
beforehand; in advance (before it is necessary)
köken: Inherited from Old Galician-Portuguese d'antemaão (first attested in 1390).
beforehand, in advance · previously, prior