preceding [prɪˈsi:dɪŋ] ADJ
- preceding
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- preceding event
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precede [prɪˈsi:d] VB trans form
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- poprzedzać [perf poprzedzić]
| I | precede |
|---|---|
| you | precede |
| he/she/it | precedes |
| we | precede |
| you | precede |
| they | precede |
| I | preceded |
|---|---|
| you | preceded |
| he/she/it | preceded |
| we | preceded |
| you | preceded |
| they | preceded |
| I | have | preceded |
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| you | have | preceded |
| he/she/it | has | preceded |
| we | have | preceded |
| you | have | preceded |
| they | have | preceded |
| I | had | preceded |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | preceded |
| he/she/it | had | preceded |
| we | had | preceded |
| you | had | preceded |
| they | had | preceded |
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This came after the state had seen its share of faith-based grants decline over the preceding three years.
en.wikipedia.org The population grew by 1.5% over the preceding year, lower than the national rate of 1.7%.
en.wikipedia.org Where productive, this is a late process that applies after the preceding neutralizations, so that e.g. the rock is realized as, not.
en.wikipedia.org Prior to 2005, the event was run as a blind event, where competitors are not allowed to view the course in the preceding 6 weeks.
en.wikipedia.org In each strip, four peaks may be visible 2 from the same residue and 2 from the preceding residue.
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