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Meanings of precede in English
Portuguese
introduzir Spanish
introducer Usage of precede in English
1
That rule would not precede a deal with the EU, Massad said.
2
The meeting was meant to precede a possible Sharon-Abbas-Bush summit next week.
3
Training in the whole occupation must precede the exercise of the specialty.
4
Preventive strategies require a knowledge of risk factors that precede disease onset.
5
The repentance and the baptism precede the gift of the Holy Spirit.
6
In France they precede talks as a way of flexing union muscles.
7
As usual, more specific rules generally precede ones that apply more widely.
8
But some of the challenges faced by local businesses precede the troubles.
9
All the petitions which precede it are included in this last one.
10
Form can precede function, at least when it comes to mate-attracting feathers.
11
From the elm-trees swung the little pendent blossoms that precede the leaves.
12
The reserve artillery, ordinance and supply trains, etc., will precede General Hill.
13
Two soldiers precede and two follow him, with the sergeant in command.
14
And of all names to precede it the fittest surely is JOANNA.
15
The prosecutor could now present his indictment, which would precede a trial.
16
She unconsciously waited for the bellboy to precede her into the elevator.
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Translations for precede
Portuguese
Precede through the time
Precede across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common