ahead in Japanese
ahead in Japanese is 先に — ahead means in front, or in the direction someone is facing or moving.
ahead in Japanese
先に
Pronounced: sakini
At or towards the front; in the direction one is facing or moving.
What does "ahead" mean?
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adv In front, or in the direction someone is facing or moving.
"There is a petrol station about a mile ahead, on the left."
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adv More advanced or in a better position than others.
"My sister is two years ahead of me at school, so she helps me with homework."
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adv In the future, or before something happens.
"Book your tickets well ahead if you want to sit together."
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ahead in a sentence
- There is a petrol station about a mile ahead, on the left.
- The finish line was just ahead.
- My sister is two years ahead of me at school, so she helps me with homework.
- Thanks to its new software, the firm moved ahead of its rivals.
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What is "ahead" in Japanese?
"ahead" in Japanese is 先に. ahead means: In front, or in the direction someone is facing or moving.
How do you pronounce 先に?
"ahead" in Japanese is 先に, pronounced "sakini".
How do you use "ahead" in a sentence?
Example: "There is a petrol station about a mile ahead, on the left." In Japanese, "ahead" is 先に.
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