Precedence
21precedence — [[t]pre̱sɪdəns[/t]] N UNCOUNT: usu N over n If one thing takes precedence over another, it is regarded as more important than the other thing. Have as much fun as possible at college, but don t let it take precedence over work... As the King s… …
22Précédence — Ordre des opérations Ordre des opérations En mathématiques, la priorité des opérations ou ordre des opérations précise l ordre dans lequel les calculs doivent être effectués dans une expression complexe. Les priorités opératoires ainsi que les… …
23precedence — n. to have, take precedence over * * * [ presɪd(ə)ns] take precedence over to have …
24precedence — noun quarrels over precedence take precedence over Syn: priority, rank, seniority, superiority, primacy, preeminence, eminence …
25precedence — [ˈpresɪdəns] noun take precedence (over) if something takes precedence over something else, it is more important and should be dealt with first[/ex] …
26precedence — noun Date: 1588 1. a. obsolete antecedent b. the fact of preceding in time 2. a. the right to superior honor on a ceremonial or formal occasion b. the order of ceremonial or formal preference c. priority of importance < your safety takes… …
27precedence — noun The state of preceding in importance or priority. Family takes precedence over work, in an emergency …
28precedence — See precedence, precedent …
29precedence — [ prɛsɪd(ə)ns, pri: , prɪ si:d(ə)ns] noun the condition of preceding others in importance, order, or rank. ↘an acknowledged or legally determined right to such precedence …
30precedence — pirmumas statusas T sritis Gynyba apibrėžtis Įsakymo rengėjo nurodymas ryšių personalui, pagal kokią eilę išsiųsti pranešimą, ir gavėjui, kokia eilės tvarka jį vykdyti. atitikmenys: angl. precedence pranc. priorité …
