pré meaning in English
| French | English |
|---|---|
| précoce adjectif | precocious◼◼◻(characterized by exceptionally early development or maturity) precocious◼◼◻(exhibiting advanced skills at an abnormally early age) |
| précognition nom | precognition [precognitions]◼◼◼(knowledge of something that is to occur in the future) |
| précolombien adjectif | pre-Columbian◼◼◼(before Christopher Columbus) |
| précolonial nom | precolonial◼◼◼noun |
| précompilateur nom {m} | precompiler(that which precompiles) |
| précompte immobilier (Belgium) nom {m} | property tax◼◼◼(tax based on the value of property) |
| préconception nom {f} | preconception [preconceptions]◼◼◼(an opinion considered beforehand with adequate evidence) |
| précondition nom {f} | precondition [preconditions]◼◼◼(preexisting requirement) |
| préconfiguration nom {f} | preconfiguration◼◼◼(configuration in advance) |
| préconfinement adjectif | preconfinementadjective |
| préconfinement nom {m} | preconfinementnoun |
| préconiser verbe | advocate [advocated, advocating, advocates]◼◼◼(encourage support for) |
| préconstruire verbe | prebuild◼◼◼(to build ahead of time) |
| préconstruit adjectif | prebuilt◼◼◼(built in advance) |
| préconçu adjectif | preconceived◼◼◼(conceived beforehand) |
| précosmique adjectif {m} {f} | precosmic(occurring or existing before the existence of the universe) |
| précurseur nom {m} | precursor [precursors]◼◼◼(chemical compound) precursor [precursors]◼◼◼(forerunner, predecessor) progenitor [progenitors]◼◻◻noun |
| précurseur adjectif | precursory◼◻◻(relating to events that will follow) |
| précurseuse nom {f} | precursor [precursors]◼◼◼(forerunner, predecessor) |
| précédant adjectif | prioritized◼◼◼(quality or state of being prior or antecedent in time, or of preceding something else) |
| précédemment adverbe | previously◼◼◼(at an earlier time) |
| précédent nom | precedent [precedents]◼◼◼(past act used as example) |
| précédent adjectif | precedent◼◼◼(earlier in time) former◼◼◼(previous) foregoing◼◼◻(occurring before or in front of something else) foregone◼◻◻(Previous, former) |
| précédent nom {m} | predecessor [predecessors]◼◼◻(model or type which precedes) |
| précéder verbe | precede [preceded, preceding, precedes]◼◼◼(go before, go in front of) precede [preceded, preceding, precedes]◼◼◼(have higher rank than) |
| prédateur nom {m} | predator [predators]◼◼◼(animal or organism that hunts) |
| prédateur adjectif | predatory◼◼◼(relating to predators) |
| prédateur sexuel nom {m} | sexual predator◼◼◼(person seen as threatening for wanting sex) |
| prédation nom | predation◼◼◼(the preying of one animal on others) |
| prédatrice sexuelle nom {f} | sexual predator◼◼◼(person seen as threatening for wanting sex) |
| prédestination nom {f} | predestination◼◼◼(religious doctrine) |
| prédicament nom {m} | predicament [predicaments]◼◼◼(a definite class, state or condition) |
| prédicat nom {m} | predicate [predicates]◼◼◼((grammar) part of sentence that states something about its subject) |
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