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I . ahead [əˈhed] ADV

1. ahead (in front):

ahead
z przodu
to go [on] ahead
iść [perf pójść] przodem
the road ahead was blocked
droga naprzód była zablokowana

3. ahead (in competition):

to be ahead
prowadzić

4. ahead (in the future):

to look ahead
patrzeć [perf po-] w przyszłość
(in advance) to plan ahead
planować [perf za-] naprzód

II . ahead [əˈhed] PREP

1. ahead (in front of, before):

ahead
przed
ahead of schedule/time
przed terminem/czasem

2. ahead (in the future):

ahead of us lay 2 weeks of training
czekały nas dwa tygodnie treningu

3. ahead (more advanced than):

to be ahead of sb/sth
wyprzedzać kogoś/coś
to be ahead of sb/sth
być przed kimś/czymś

buy ahead VB intr ECON

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buy-ahead N ECON

forge ahead VB intr

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1. forge ahead (make progress):

forge ahead
wysuwać [perf wysunąć] się do przodu

2. forge ahead (move forward):

forge ahead
ruszyć do przodu

go ahead VB intr

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1. go ahead (begin):

go ahead
zaczynać [perf zacząć]

2. go ahead (go before):

go ahead
iść [perf pójść] przodem [lub pierwszy]

3. go ahead (take place):

go ahead
odbyć się

I . go-ahead N no pl

II . go-ahead ADJ Brit

look ahead VB intr

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press ahead VB trans, intr

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press ahead PHRVB press on

See also press on

I . press on VB intr

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II . press on VB trans

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pull ahead VB intr

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push ahead VB trans

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shoot ahead VB intr

think ahead VB intr

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Usage examples with ahead

straight ahead
na wprost
to go [on] ahead
iść [perf pójść] przodem
to look straight ahead
patrzeć prosto przed siebie
to be streets ahead
być daleko w przodzie
one jump ahead
o jeden krok m do przodu
to be ahead
prowadzić
to look ahead
patrzeć [perf po-] w przyszłość
(in advance) to plan ahead
planować [perf za-] naprzód
ahead of schedule/time
przed terminem/czasem
ahead of time esp AM
wyprzedzając swoje czasy
full steam ahead!
cała naprzód!
full steam ahead
pełną parą naprzód
ahead of schedule
przed czasem
to push ahead with sth
kontynuować coś
the road ahead was blocked
droga naprzód była zablokowana
to move ahead with plans
posuwać się do przodu z realizacją planów
to lie ahead for sb
czekać na kogoś
to look ahead to sth
myśleć o czymś przyszłościowo
to shoot ahead of sb
wyskoczyć przed kogoś
to be ahead of one's time
wyprzedzać swoją epokę

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
With the starboard engine still running ahead, the bow of the vessel collided with the cave wall.
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During the open-house, many toured the new facility, complete with library, history gallery and computer area, reflecting on the challenges ahead.
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The godfather of fusion food has a few forecasts for the year ahead.
www.stuff.co.nz
With six to ten years of steady work and a sober life, one could amass fortunes unimaginable back home and get ahead in life.
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The story line is telegraphed from word one and the meticulous unfolding plot plods ahead inexorably without the slightest bit of suspense.
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When exiting, a motorist must look ahead to avoid colliding with another vehicle or with pedestrians on a crosswalk.
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The cockpit was immediately ahead of the pylon and wing leading edge, enclosed with a perspex canopy.
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The storm then curved southeastward and then east-northeastward ahead of a deep-layer trough.
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So we had to think ahead to what kind of changes there will be, particularly in industry and the increasing role of knowledge, computerisation and so on.
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Bodies of villagers begin turning up, making the village leaders nervous just ahead of an organic food fair expected be a financial windfall.
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