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precede by
美 [prɪˈsiːd baɪ]

  • 在时间或顺序上先于某事物发生或出现:指在时间或顺序上先于某事物发生或出现。

原声例句权威例句

  • That's not meant to be a bad word but suggests being influenced, one might say, in the sense of "open the window and influenza," by those signs that precede it.

    这不是个不好的词,只是想要表达影响的意思,人们可能说将一个符号之前的符号称作是“,“打开了窗户,引发了流感“

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  • Enrolments (which precede issued numbers by some months) should reach 200m in a couple of weeks.

    ECONOMIST: India��s UID scheme

  • Originally, the SNP believed the spring conference would precede the general election by only a short period of time.

    BBC: SNP to spring conference attack

  • The view of another senior Treasury official, Under Secretary David Mulford, (expressed on the record at the London Economic Summit) to the effect that a currency stabilization fund for the Soviet Union would not be possible for at least 2-3 years -- a period of sufficient duration to permit structural reforms to precede ruble convertibility, will probably go by the boards within 6-9 months.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy

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