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beforehand in Greek

beforehand in Greek is προκαταβολικά, από πριν, εκ των προτέρων — beforehand means in advance; ahead of the time something is needed or expected to happen.

beforehand in Greek

προκαταβολικά
adv
Pronounced: prokatavolika
At an earlier or preceding time.
από πριν
adv
Pronounced: apo prin
At an earlier or preceding time.
εκ των προτέρων
adv
Pronounced: ek ton proteron
At an earlier or preceding time.
προηγουμένως
adv
Pronounced: proigoumenos
At an earlier or preceding time.
πρωτύτερα
adv
Pronounced: protytera
At an earlier or preceding time.

What does "beforehand" mean?

  1. adverb In advance; ahead of the time something is needed or expected to happen.
    "It's much easier if you prepare the ingredients beforehand."
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beforehand in a sentence

  • It's much easier if you prepare the ingredients beforehand.
  • Let us know beforehand if you plan to bring a guest.

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What is "beforehand" in Greek?

"beforehand" in Greek is προκαταβολικά, από πριν, εκ των προτέρων. beforehand means: In advance; ahead of the time something is needed or expected to happen.

How do you pronounce προκαταβολικά?

"beforehand" in Greek is προκαταβολικά, pronounced "prokatavolika".

How do you use "beforehand" in a sentence?

Example: "It's much easier if you prepare the ingredients beforehand." In Greek, "beforehand" is προκαταβολικά, από πριν, εκ των προτέρων.

Are there other ways to say "beforehand" in Greek?

Yes — Greek has 5 translations listed for "beforehand": προκαταβολικά, από πριν, εκ των προτέρων, προηγουμένως, πρωτύτερα.

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