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11pre- — prefix 1 a: earlier than: prior to: before pre marital pre judgment b: preparatory or prerequisite to pre hearing 2: in advance: beforehan …
12prȅd — prij. (ispred enklitičkih oblika lične zamjenice »preda«; prȅda me, prȅda te, prȅda se, prȅda nj; prȅda mnōm) 1. {{001f}}(s A) izriče: a. {{001f}}mjesto u neposrednoj blizini prednje strane čega, koga kao krajnju točku kretanja, akcije… …
13Pre — may refer to:*The ... HTML element, pre as in pre formatted *Andalusian horse, Pura Raza Española *Steve Prefontaine (1951 1975), a runner nicknamed Pre *Preston Railway Station in Northern England (national rail code) *Personal Rescue Enclosure …
14Pre-ex — Pre exhaustion or pre ex is a strength training protocol invented by bodybuildingwriter Bob Kennedy and popularized by Arthur Jones and Mike Mentzer.In theory, muscle development will always be incomplete with standard movements,because the large …
15pre-op — also pre·op (prēʹŏp ) Informal adj. Preoperative: pre op testing; a pre op patient. n. 1. A preoperative patient. 2. A section of a hospital providing preoperative treatment. * * * …
16pre-re — pre refunding (pre re) The sale of bonds used to obtain funds that are then placed in escrow to back bonds previously issued. The first issue typically comprises bonds that were originally issued at high, fixed coupon rates and that could not be… …
17pre- — prefix meaning before, from O.Fr. pre and M.L. pre , both from L. prae (adv.) before, from PIE *prai (Cf. Oscan prai, Umbrian pre, Skt. pare thereupon, Gk. parai at, Gaul. are at, before, Lith. pre …
18pré — pré·cieuse; pré·cis; pré·pa·ra·teur; pré·ve·nance; pré·cieux; …
19pré — Pré, Narbonenses dicunt Prat. On dit aussi une prée, et prairie, Un pré, Pratum. Un pré arrousé d eauës qui sourdent en iceluy mesme, Irriguum pratum. Fleurs de pré, Flores pratenses. Herbe de pré, Herba pratensis. Defendre les prez. Submittere… …
20Pre- — [L. prae, adv. & prep., before, akin to pro, and to E. for, prep.: cf. F. pr[ e] . See {Pro }, and cf. {Prior}.] A prefix denoting priority (of time, place, or rank); as, precede, to go before; precursor, a forerunner; prefix, to fix or place… …
