Beforehand Meaning in English
word
/bɪˈfɔɹˌhænd/
bi-FOR-hand
/bɪfˈɔːhænd/
bif-AW-hand
释义
Beforehand means before a particular time or event; in advance.
用法与细微差别
Formal and neutral; used to emphasize planning or preparation ahead of time. Commonly follows verbs: 'let me know beforehand', 'prepare beforehand'. Not used to refer to distant past, only things directly before an event.
Spanish: de antemano - previamentePortuguese (BR): antecipadamente - previamentePortuguese (PT): antecipadamente - previamenteChinese (Simplified): 预先 - 事先Chinese (Traditional): 事先 - 預先Hindi: पहले से - अग्रिम रूप सेArabic: مسبقًا - مسبقاًBengali: আগে - পূর্বেRussian: заранееJapanese: 前もってVietnamese: trước - trước đóKorean: 미리Turkish: öncedenUrdu: پہلے سےIndonesian: sebelumnya - terlebih dahulu
例句
Please let me know beforehand if you plan to come.
basic
We finished our homework beforehand so we could relax.
basic
The tickets must be purchased beforehand.
basic
I wish you had told me beforehand about the change of plans.
natural
There's no way to prepare for everything beforehand, but we can try our best.
natural
If you do it beforehand, it'll save you a lot of trouble later.
natural