precursor

  • 61precursor — pre·cur·sor || ‚prɪ kÉœrsÉ™(r) / kɜːs n. precedent, antecedent; predecessor (in a job or position); herald or harbinger; announcer, crier …

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  • 62precursor — ra adj. Que va delante. Que se anticipó a su tiempo …

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  • 63precursor — noun 1》 a person or thing that comes before another of the same kind. 2》 a substance from which another is formed, especially by metabolic reaction. Derivatives precursory adjective Origin ME: from L. praecursor, from praecurs preceded , from… …

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  • 64precursor — n. 1. Forerunner, predecessor, antecedent, cause. 2. Messenger, harbinger, herald, vancourier, avant courier, pioneer, advance guard …

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  • 65precursor — n 1. predecessor, foregoer, forerunner, antecedent; ancestor, forebear, progenitor, forefather, father; author, creator, originator, founder, innovator, groundbreaker. 2. pathfinder, advance man, pioneer, trailblazer, explorer; harbinger, herald …

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  • 66precursor — pre·cur·sor …

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  • 67precursor — [priːˈkɜːsə] noun [C] something that exists before something else …

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  • 68precursor — /ˌpriˈkɜsə / (say .pree kersuh) noun 1. someone or something that precedes; a predecessor. 2. someone or something that indicates the approach of another or something else. 3. Biochemistry a metabolite which can be converted into another… …

  • 69precursor — precursour adj. m. et n. m. précurseur ; avant courreur. voir avans corrèire …

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  • 70precursor — see COURSE …

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