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ahead in Russian

ahead in Russian is вперёд, впереди́ — ahead means in front, or in the direction someone is facing or moving.

ahead in Russian

вперёд
adv
Pronounced: vperyod
At or towards the front; in the direction one is facing or moving.
впереди́
adv
Pronounced: vperedi
At or towards the front; in the direction one is facing or moving.

What does "ahead" mean?

  1. adv In front, or in the direction someone is facing or moving.
    "There is a petrol station about a mile ahead, on the left."
  2. 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."
  3. 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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Frequently asked questions

What is "ahead" in Russian?
"ahead" in Russian is вперёд, впереди́. ahead means: In front, or in the direction someone is facing or moving.
How do you pronounce вперёд?
"ahead" in Russian is вперёд, pronounced "vperyod".
How do you use "ahead" in a sentence?
Example: "There is a petrol station about a mile ahead, on the left." In Russian, "ahead" is вперёд, впереди́.
Are there other ways to say "ahead" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "ahead": вперёд, впереди́.
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