Summary
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- preceding:
- precede:
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Wiktionary:
- preceding → voorgaand
- preceding → verleden, voorafgaand, voorgaand, vorig, vroeger
- precede → vooraf gaan
- precede → opschieten, veld winnen, vlotten, vooruitgaan, vorderen, voorgaan, voorlopen, avanceren, in rang opklimmen, overgaan, oprukken, promotie maken, voorafgaan, voor zijn, voorwaarts gaan, vooropgaan, voorkomen
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User Contributed Translations for preceding:
- voorafgaande, voorafgaand aan
English
Detailed Translations for preceding from English to Dutch
preceding:
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preceding (introductory; preliminary; opening)
voorafgaand; voorgaand; introducerend; inleidend-
voorafgaand adj
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voorgaand adj
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introducerend adj
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inleidend adj
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preceding (preliminary; foregoing; prefatory; introductory; progressing; walking in front)
vooropgaand; voorafgaand; inleidend; voorgaand-
vooropgaand adj
-
voorafgaand adj
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inleidend adj
-
voorgaand adj
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preceding (previous; last)
-
preceding (foregoing; preliminary; introductory; progressing)
Translation Matrix for preceding:
Noun | Related Translations | Other Translations |
verleden | past | |
Adjective | Related Translations | Other Translations |
afgelopen | last; preceding; previous | accomplished; achieved; clear; complete; completed; concluded; evident; finished; out; over; prepared; ready; ready for use |
inleidend | foregoing; introductory; opening; preceding; prefatory; preliminary; progressing; walking in front | |
verleden | last; preceding; previous | |
voorafgaand | foregoing; introductory; opening; preceding; prefatory; preliminary; progressing; walking in front | anterior; prior |
voorgaand | foregoing; introductory; opening; preceding; prefatory; preliminary; progressing; walking in front | |
vorig | last; preceding; previous | |
- | past; retiring | |
Modifier | Related Translations | Other Translations |
introducerend | introductory; opening; preceding; preliminary | |
vooropgaand | foregoing; introductory; preceding; prefatory; preliminary; progressing; walking in front | |
vooruitgaand | foregoing; introductory; preceding; preliminary; progressing |
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Wiktionary Translations for preceding:
precede:
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to precede (go before)
Conjugations for precede:
present
- precede
- precede
- precedes
- precede
- precede
- precede
simple past
- preceded
- preceded
- preceded
- preceded
- preceded
- preceded
present perfect
- have preceded
- have preceded
- has preceded
- have preceded
- have preceded
- have preceded
past continuous
- was preceding
- were preceding
- was preceding
- were preceding
- were preceding
- were preceding
future
- shall precede
- will precede
- will precede
- shall precede
- will precede
- will precede
continuous present
- am preceding
- are preceding
- is preceding
- are preceding
- are preceding
- are preceding
subjunctive
- be preceded
- be preceded
- be preceded
- be preceded
- be preceded
- be preceded
diverse
- precede!
- let's precede!
- preceded
- preceding
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for precede:
Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
voorafgaan | go before; precede | |
vooropgaan | go before; precede | |
- | antecede; antedate; come before; forego; forgo; introduce; lead; predate; preface; premise |
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Related Definitions for "precede":
Wiktionary Translations for precede:
precede
Cross Translation:
noun
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go before, go in front of
- precede → vooraf gaan
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• precede | → opschieten; veld winnen; vlotten; vooruitgaan; vorderen; voorgaan; voorlopen; avanceren; in rang opklimmen; overgaan; oprukken; promotie maken; voorafgaan; voor zijn; voorwaarts gaan | ↔ avancer — pousser en avant, porter en avant. |
• precede | → voorafgaan; voorgaan; voorlopen; vooropgaan; voor zijn | ↔ précéder — aller devant ; marcher devant. |
• precede | → voorkomen | ↔ prévenir — (vieilli) devancer, venir avant. |