ahead
/əˈhɛd/
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ə - ˈhɛd -> ahead
(adv) ရှေ့တည့်တည့်။ ရှေ့သို့။ ရှေ့တွင်။ ရှေ့မှ။ ရှေ့လျှောက်။ ကြို၍။ တင်ကူး၍။ ဦးဆောင်လျက်။
၁။ ရှေ့တည့်တည့်။ ရှေ့သို့။ ရှေ့တွင်။ ရှေ့မှ။ ရှေ့လျှောက်။ look straight ahead ❍ run ahead
❍ 200 yards ahead ❍ the way ahead ❍ We've got a lot of hard work ahead. ❍ This will create problems for years ahead.
၂။ ကြို၍။ တင်ကူး၍။ She likes to plan her dinner parties several days ahead.
၃။ ဦးဆောင်လျက်။ She was always well ahead of the rest of the class. ❍ His ideas were (way) ahead of his time.
❏ ahead of prep
၁။ ရှေ့တွင်။ ရှေ့မှာ။ စော၍။ Three boys were ahead of us. ❍ London is about five hours ahead of New York.
❍ Ahead of us lay ten days of intensive training.
၂။ စော၍။ I finished the work several days ahead of the deadline.
❍ When we arrived we found they'd got there ahead of us.
- There’s a motel just a few miles ahead.
- His attention was firmly fixed on the road ahead.
- [ahead of] : The car ahead of us stopped suddenly.
- [up ahead] : We’re nearly there! That’s the place up ahead.
- Francesca was staring ahead into the darkness.
- [straight ahead] : Instead of turning left, he drove straight ahead towards the river.
- She walked ahead of him along the corridor.
- [ahead of] : We have a busy day ahead of us.
- A young woman with a brilliant career ahead of her
- [days/weeks/years etc ahead] : Where will the money come from in the years ahead?
- [the way ahead] : New technology points the way ahead for our steel industry.
- The event had been planned six months ahead.
- [ahead of time] : If you had warned me ahead of time, I wouldn’t have gone.
- [ahead of] : There will be an inspection of the track ahead of tomorrow’s race.
- You go on ahead and tell them we’re coming.
- I’ll send my luggage on ahead.
- Moscow is three hours ahead of London.
- [ahead of] : David finished ahead of me in last year’s race.
- Some of these children are two years ahead in reading skills.
- The Russians were now ahead of them in space research.
- The technology was far ahead of anything available in the West.
- [ahead of someone’s/something’s time] : As a writer, Sterne was ahead of his time.
- Labour are ahead in the opinion polls.
- [ahead of] : The Eagles are already ten points ahead of their nearest rivals.
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