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preempt

/priːˈɛmpt/

Übersetzung: Ein Gebot im Bridge und anderen Kartenspielen, das ungewöhnlich hoch abgegeben wird, um den Gegnern die Reizung zu erschweren; allgemeiner auch eine vorbeugende oder zuvorkommende Maßnahme., Verb, das eine Handlung bezeichnet, die etwas verhindern soll, indem man früher handelt, oder die jemandem zuvorkommt, bevor dieser selbst handeln kann.

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Wortbeziehungen

noun

/priːˈɛmpt/C1formalsport
  • deEin Gebot im Bridge und anderen Kartenspielen, das ungewöhnlich hoch abgegeben wird, um den Gegnern die Reizung zu erschweren; allgemeiner auch eine vorbeugende oder zuvorkommende Maßnahme.

A noun referring to a high bid in certain card games, such as bridge, that is made with the intention of preventing the opposing players from bidding.

  1. High bid in bridgeC1formalsport

    A high bid made in the card game bridge, intended to prevent the opposing players from bidding effectively.

    dePreemptivgebot im Bridge

    • The player made a preempt of three spades to disrupt the opponents' communication.
    • A preempt can be a risky but effective strategy in bridge.
    • Her preempt at the table forced the other team to reconsider their bidding plan.

    Synonymepreemptive bid

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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verb

/priːˈɛmpt/C1formal
  • deVerb, das eine Handlung bezeichnet, die etwas verhindern soll, indem man früher handelt, oder die jemandem zuvorkommt, bevor dieser selbst handeln kann.

A verb used to indicate the act of taking action in order to prevent something from happening, or to act before someone else can.

  1. Acquire before othersB2formal

    To obtain or secure something before someone else has the chance to do so.

    deVor anderen erwerben

    • The company preempted the market by launching the product early.
    • She preempted the competition by buying the last available tickets.
    • Investors preempted the land before the public auction.

    Synonymeappropriateclaimforestallreservesecure

    Antonymecedeforfeitrelinquishsurrenderyield

  2. Take precedence overB2formal

    To replace or take the place of something, often because it is more important or urgent.

    deVorrang haben vor

    • The emergency news report preempted the regular programming.
    • His urgent meeting preempted our lunch plans.
    • The new policy preempts all previous regulations.

    Synonymedisplaceoverridereplacesupersedesupplant

    Antonymefollowsucceedyield

  3. Gain prior rightC1formalamerican

    To obtain possession of something by exercising a prior right or opportunity, especially regarding land.

    deVorkaufsrecht ausüben

    • The settlers preempted the land under the Homestead Act.
    • He preempted the property by filing the claim first.
    • They preempted the territory before any other group could.

    Synonymeappropriateclaim

  4. Bridge bidC2formal

    To make a preemptive bid in the card game bridge, designed to disrupt opponents' communication.

    deStörender Reiz

    • She preempted with a bid of three spades.
    • He preempted to prevent the opponents from finding their fit.
    • The player preempted aggressively, forcing the opponents into a difficult decision.
Formen
  • preempted past participle
  • preempted past simple
  • preempting present participle
  • preempts third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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