a. 领先的, 预先的, 向前的 adv. 领先, 预先, 向前, 胜于, 在前面, 在将来
You don’t want your future employer to lose interest in the conversation.” He recommends practicing answers to questions you know will be asked ahead of time in order to be clear on what you’re going to say.
四级 · CET-4 2026年6月 第3套
Reflect on times that you had initial difficulty resisting temptation, getting started on something, or sticking with it, but pushed ahead and accomplished the task or met the goal.
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By then, most children have grasped how to recognise the value of money and are capable of complex functions such as planning ahead, delaying a decision until later and understanding that some choices are irreversible.
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E) Parents who choose to help their children learn how to plan ahead, reflect on the past and self-regulate can make a huge difference in promoting good financial behaviour in the future, explains Whitebread.
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"Restaurants will prepare food ahead of orders coming in," predicts Just Eat's director of engineering, Daniel Richardson.
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