Was heißt »im Vor­hi­nein« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

a pri­o­ri:

a priori

on principle

on the face of it

im Vo­r­aus:

beforehand

by anticipant

in anticipation

upfront

vor:

ago

before

vor­her:

before

previously

vor­weg:

beforehand

in front

zu­vor:

afore

earlier

previously

Antonyme

im Nach­hi­nein:

after the fact

in hindsight

nach­her:

afterwards

nach­träg­lich:

belated

Englische Beispielsätze

• Why have you done that in the first place?

• To claim that Tom Jackson had fallen into obscurity would be to overstate things: no one had ever taken notice of him in the first place.

• Should we book the tickets in advance or just chance it at the box office on the night?

• Should we book tickets in advance or just go to the box office on the night and take our chances?

• We shouldn't have come here in the first place.

• I bought the entrance tickets in advance.

• I bought the admission tickets in advance.

• Please let us know about your visit in advance.

• It can't be known in advance; each case is different.

• It can't be known in advance; it's different in every case.

• It cannot be known in advance; every case is different.

• You can't know that in advance; every case is different.

• Should we have said in advance we were coming?

• Should we have said in advance that we were coming?

• I knew in advance what Tom was going to say.

• Next time, let me know in advance.

• Next time, tell me in advance.

• I'm used to planning my day in advance.

• Sarah either kept her opinions to herself, or never held any in the first place.

• Applying in advance is not necessary.