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precedence

/ˈpres.ɪ.dəns/

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noun

/ˈpres.ɪ.dəns/C1formal
  • 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.

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.

uncountable

  1. Priority in importanceB2formal

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

    ruПриоритет

    • 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.

    Synonymspredominancepreeminenceprimacyprioritysuperioritysupremacy

    Antonymsinferioritysecondarysubordination

  2. Order in timeC1formal

    The fact of coming before something else in time.

    ruПредшествование

    • 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.

    Synonymsantecedenceanteriorityprecedencypriority

  3. Ceremonial rankC1formal

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

    ruПриоритет

    • 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.

    Synonymspreeminencepriorityrankseniority

Forms
  • precedences plural form
  • precedences' possessive plural form
  • precedence's possessive singular form
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