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before

/bɪˈfoɹ/ adverb A1 (estimated)

1. at an earlier time

Germanvorher, davor, früher
Frenchavant, auparavant, devant
Portugueseantes, diante de, anteriormente
Czechpředtím
Italiananzi, prima, addietro
Spanishantes, denante, enantes
Dutcheerder, voorheen, voordien
Swedishförut, förr, innan
Latinantea, ante, prae

2. in advance

Germaneher, im Voraus
Portugueseprimeiro
Dutchvooraf, op voorhand
Swedishframför

3. at the front end

Germanvorne, vorn
Spanishdelante

4. before

Germanvorher, davor
Frenchauparavant
Portugueseantes
Italiananzi
Spanishantes
Dutchvoor
Swedishförut, inför, förr
Latinantea

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before

/bɪˈfoɹ/ conjunction A1 (estimated)

1. in advance of the time when

Germanbevor, ehe, ehvor
Frenchavant que
Portugueseantes de
Czechnež
Italiananzi
Spanishantes
Dutchvoor, vooraleer, alvorens
Swedishinnan, förrän
Latinantequam, priusquam, necdum

2. rather or sooner than

Germanbevor
Frenchavant que
Swedishgärna

3. ere, before

Germanvor
Frenchplutôt
Portugueseantes
Czechpřed
Italiandinanzi, prima
Spanishantes
Dutcheer

4. before, previous to

Dutchaleer

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before

/bɪˈfoɹ/ noun · plural: befores A1 (estimated)

doula (woman who advises, accompanies and provides non-clinical assistance (physical, emotional, etc.) to pregnant women, before, during and after childbirth)

Spanishla doula

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before

/bɪˈfoɹ/ preposition A1 (estimated)

1. earlier than

Germanvor, im Vorfeld
Frenchavant
Portugueseantes de
Czechpřed
Italianprima, anzi, innanzi
Spanishantes
Dutchvoor
Swedishföre, innan
Latinante, coram

2. in front of in space

Germanvor
Frenchdevant
Portuguesediante de, ante, em frente a
Czechpřed
Italiandavanti, innanzi
Spanishante
Dutchvóór
Swedishföre, framför
Latinpro, ante, prae

3. in the presence of

Germanvor
Frenchdevant
Portugueseperante, ante
Spanishante

4. under consideration, judgment, authority of

Dutchvoor

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