英:[ˈpresɪdəns]
美:[ˈprɛsɪdəns, prɪˈsidns]
英:[ˈpresɪdəns]
美:[ˈprɛsɪdəns, prɪˈsidns]
prec·e·dence
pre s dns
词根:precedent
adj.precedent 在前的;在先的
precedented 有先例的
precedential 有先例的;优先的
n.precedent 先例;前例
noun
priority of importance
your safety takes precedence
the right to superior honor on a ceremonial or formal occasion
the order of ceremonial or formal preference
the fact of coming or occurring earlier in time
obsolete antecedent
take precedence over优先于;地位高于;比…重要
operator precedence算符优先;[计]操作优先
order of precedence优先顺序
15世纪末,"先例,先前的事件或存在的存在",来自 precedent(名词)+ -ence,或来自中世纪拉丁语 praecedentia,源自拉丁语 praecedent-,过去分词词干 praecedere。意思是"在过程、集会、社交礼仪等方面超前于他人的行为或事实",始于大约1600年。
优先地区
see precede
The first known use of precedence was in the 15th century
precedent1 of 2adjective
going before in time, order, arrangement, or importance
precedent2 of 2noun
an earlier occurrence of something similar
something that may serve as an example or rule to be followed in the future
precedencenoun
the act or fact of preceding (as in time)
consideration based on order of importance : priority
your safety takes precedence
1 The guests were seated strictly in order of precedence.
客人严格按照地位高低就座.
2 It’s the sound of women’s voices that takes precedence, makes the story.
3 The imperatives of their collaboration, plus the need to present a united front against the Federalists, took precedence over their incompatible notions of where sovereignty resided in the American republic.
4 Often those funding structures have a utilitarian agenda, with social change, public education, audience activism and other “deliverables” taking precedence over more intangible values and formal daring.
5 I tend to be a particularly tough critic of the voice, but that’s partly because in some operatic singing, technical virtuosity can take precedence over the emotional aspect that is its raison d’etre.
6 The goal wasn’t necessarily realism — “It’s a science-fiction show, so in some cases the fiction has to take precedence,” Kenzie said — but a sense of plausibility given current technology.
7 Joyful periods take heavy precedence over misfortunes, and some difficult topics, such as Arnaz’s womanizing, come up only obliquely.
8 Once the Speaker is involved, the individual truth in a poem — or a Taylor Swift song — can take precedence over the facts of its inspiration.
9 But there were no precise rules of precedence, and the imperial family was numerous.
但并没有消息的规则,另外皇族非常庞大。
10 There is precedence, as these crimes were cited in the articles against former presidents Bill Clinton and Richard Nixon.
11 For example, the division operator has a higher precedence than does the addition operator.
例如, 除法运算符的优先权比加法运算符的高.因此,下面两个表达式是等价的.
12 As the King's representative he took precedence over everyone else on the island.
作为国王的代表,他比岛上其他任何人的地位都要高。
13 The green screen and the computer graphics take precedence.
14 In “Resting Place of My Ancestors,” her photographs of fossils can be read as standing in for human life, ancient wisdom and precedence.
15 “Because the life on this earth takes absolute precedence over the whims of the dead, and for your friend, this method will be even more dangerous than an exorcism.”
16 The following chart shows order of precedence with the items at the top having highest precedence.
下面的图表显示的优先次序,最上面的表达式有最高的优先权.
17 She had to learn that her wishes did not take precedence over other people's needs.
她必须懂得,自己的愿望不能先于别人的需要。
18 These pseudo precedence relations have to be identified and then removed from the model.
这些虚假的优先关系必须被识别出来并从模型中移除.
19 More recent events, other cultural imperatives have taken precedence.
20 I know my playtime took precedence over your rest time.
我知道,我玩的时候你不能休息.
1 优先权
dibs priority preference pas prerogative preferential preferment precedency preferential right refusal right-of-way
2 居前
4 先例
5 上位
superordinate head priority epigynous precedency epipetalous superior superiority forehand epistasis superordination
6 上席
9 先行
lead precedent anticipatory prevenient precession forego antecedent procession precedency antecedence
10 在前
head former advance initial preceding precedent antecedent before ahead fore supra antecedence pro herald antecede prior vanward cidevant along previous precedency forego foregoing forehand prevenient sup. supra-
11 先后次序
12 领先
ahead lead beat precede get nose in front before start precession distance pioneer take the lead take up the running in the first flight make the running blaze a trail ahead of time foremost cutting-edge front clear leading front-running on top ahead of the game leading-edge prevenient precedency exceed ace go on before keep ahead of pull ahead ahead of well away
13 上座