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precede

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BrE /prɪˈsiːd/￼NAmE /prɪˈsiːd/￼verb(formal)1 [transitive, intransitive] ~ (sb/sth) to happen before sth or come before sth/sb in order￼the years preceding the war￼ His resignation was preceded by weeks of speculation.￼ She preceded me in the job.￼ See the preceding chapter.￼ It had happened during the preceding year.2 [transitive] ~ sb + adv./prep. to go in front of sb￼She preceded him out of the room.￼preˈcede sth with sthto do or say sth to introduce sth else￼She preceded her speech with a vote of thanks to the committee.

Sth Preceded Preceding Precede Bre /Prɪˈsiːd/￼Name /Prɪˈsiːd/￼Verb Formal)1 [Transitive, Intransitive] ~ Sb/Sth) To Happen

Sth Preceded Preceding Precede Bre /Prɪˈsiːd/Name /Prɪˈsiːd/Verb Formal)1 [Transitive, Intransitive] ~ Sb/Sth) To Happen