precondition

• Substantivo que designa uma suposição ou condição que precisa ser estabelecida ou aceita antes que outra coisa possa acontecer ou ser válida.

A noun referring to an assumption or condition that must be established or accepted before something else can occur or be valid.

1. Prerequisite conditionB2formal

   A condition that must be fulfilled before something else can happen or be considered valid.

   Condição prévia

   • A signed contract is a precondition for the loan to be approved.
   • Peace talks cannot begin without the precondition of a ceasefire.
   • The precondition for admission is a high school diploma.

   Sinônimosconditionessentialnecessityprerequisiteprovisoqualificationrequirementsine qua nonstipulation

2. Assumed basisC1formal

   An assumption that is taken for granted and upon which the validity or effect of something else rests.

   Pressuposto

   • The theory rests on the precondition that all humans are rational.
   • His argument fails because its precondition is false.
   • The precondition of mutual respect is essential for any negotiation.

   Sinônimosassumptionaxiombasisfoundationgivenpostulatepremisepresupposition

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de preparar ou condicionar algo previamente, frequentemente deixando-o pronto para um processo ou estado posterior.

A verb used to indicate the act of preparing or conditioning something in advance, often to make it ready for a subsequent process or state.

1. Prepare in advanceC1formal

   To put something into the required condition or state before it is used or processed.

   Preparar antecipadamente

   • The machine must be preconditioned before the experiment begins.
   • They preconditioned the materials to ensure consistent results.
   • The software needs to be preconditioned with the correct settings.

   Sinônimosconditionprepareprime