pre-

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpre-pre- /priː/ prefix 1 BEFOREbefore someone or something → ante- pre-war (=before a war)2 in preparation a prearranged signal Preset the video.Examples from the Corpuspre-• a prenatal test• a prewar movie• prerecorded music• As usual, the government seems to have forgotten most of its pre-election promises.• pre-holiday shopping• You have to pre-register by January 24.• Life in pre-war Britain was simpler and less fast-paced.From Longman Business Dictionarypre-pre- /priː/ prefix coming before somethingPre-tax profits (=profits before tax has been taken off) were up 7.5%.the difference between the pre- and post-crash resultsOrigin pre- Old French Latin prae-, from prae “in front of, before”

单词	pre-
释义	pre- From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpre-pre- /priː/ prefix 1 BEFOREbefore someone or something → ante- pre-war (=before a war)2 in preparation a prearranged signal Preset the video.Examples from the Corpuspre-• a prenatal test• a prewar movie• prerecorded music• As usual, the government seems to have forgotten most of its pre-election promises.• pre-holiday shopping• You have to pre-register by January 24.• Life in pre-war Britain was simpler and less fast-paced.From Longman Business Dictionarypre-pre- /priː/ prefix coming before somethingPre-tax profits (=profits before tax has been taken off) were up 7.5%.the difference between the pre- and post-crash resultsOrigin pre- Old French Latin prae-, from prae “in front of, before”
随便看	non-returnable non-scientific non-slip non-smoker non-smoking non-specific non-standard non-stick non-threatening non-toxic non-traditional non-union non-violence non-violent non-voting share non-voting stock non-white nonagenarian nonagenarius nonaggression nonaggression agreement etc nonaggression pact etc nonaggression treaty etc nonaginta nonalcoholic