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precedence

/ˈpres.ɪ.dəns/

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noun

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A noun referring to the condition of being considered more important than someone or something else, or the order of priority or rank, often in formal or ceremonial contexts.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние, при котором кто-то или что-то считается более важным, чем другой, или порядок приоритета или ранга, часто в формальном или церемониальном контексте.esSustantivo que indica el estado de ser considerado más importante que otro, o el orden de prioridad o rango, a menudo en contextos formales o ceremoniales.frNom désignant le fait d'être considéré comme plus important qu'autre chose ou que quelqu'un, ou l'ordre de priorité ou de rang, souvent dans un contexte formel ou cérémoniel.deSubstantiv, das den Zustand bezeichnet, dass jemand oder etwas als wichtiger angesehen wird als ein anderer, oder die Reihenfolge von Priorität oder Rang, oft in formellem oder zeremoniellem Zusammenhang.ptSubstantivo que designa a condição de alguém ou algo ser considerado mais importante que outro, ou a ordem de prioridade ou hierarquia, frequentemente em contexto formal ou cerimonial.zh名词,指某人或某事物被认为比其他人或事物更重要,或指优先次序、等级顺序,常用于正式或礼仪场合。arاسم يدل على حالة كون شخص أو شيء أسبق أو أهم من غيره، أو على ترتيب الأولوية أو الرتبة، ويُستعمل غالبًا في السياقات الرسمية أو البروتوكولية.

  1. Priority in importance B2 formal

    The condition of being considered more important than someone or something else; priority.

    • Safety must take precedence over cost in this project.
    • In this company, customer satisfaction takes precedence.
    • The needs of the many take precedence over the needs of the few.

    ruПриоритетesPrioridad en importanciafrPriorité (en importance)deVorrangptPrecedênciazh优先arالأولوية

    Synonyme: predominancepreeminenceprimacyprioritysuperioritysupremacy

    Antonyme: inferioritysecondarysubordination

  2. Order in time C1 formal

    The fact of coming before something else in time.

    • The precedence of the event was noted in the historical records.
    • The precedence of the storm over the evacuation caused confusion.
    • The precedence of the discovery is still debated by historians.

    ruПредшествованиеesAnterioridad en el tiempofrAntériorité (dans le temps)deVorzeitigkeitptPrecedênciazh先时性arالأسبقية الزمنية

    Synonyme: antecedenceanteriorityprecedencypriority

  3. Ceremonial rank C1 formal

    The right to be placed before others in a formal or ceremonial order.

    • Ambassadors have precedence over other diplomats at state dinners.
    • The order of precedence at the ceremony was strictly followed.
    • Royalty always takes precedence in formal processions.

    ruПриоритетesPrecedencia ceremonialfrPréséancedeVorrangptPrecedênciazh位次arالأسبقية

    Synonyme: preeminencepriorityrankseniority

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  • precedence's possessive singular form