to get ahead of
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Definición y significado de "get ahead of"en inglés

to get ahead of
01

adelantarse a, superar

to do better than someone or something 
Transitive: to get ahead of a competitor
to get ahead of definition and meaning
información gramatical
composición morfológica
frasal
verbo de acción
regular
inseparable
partícula
ahead of
verbo base
get
presente
get ahead of
3.ª persona singular
gets ahead of
participio presente
getting ahead of
pretérito simple
got ahead of
participio pasado
gotten ahead of
Ejemplos
He worked extra hours to get ahead of his colleagues in the project. 

Trabajó horas extra para adelantarse a sus colegas en el proyecto.

02

adelantarse a, superar

to move beyond a certain point or place during a journey 
Transitive: to get ahead of sb/sth
Ejemplos
During the race, the runner managed to get ahead of the others by sprinting faster. 

Durante la carrera, el corredor logró adelantarse a los demás esprintando más rápido.

to  get  ahead of oneself
get
gɛt
get
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ēhed
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<i>oneself</i>
wʌnsɛlf
vanself
to get ahead of oneself
01

to plan or think about future events before they happen, often with excessive confidence or without considering potential obstacles 

Ejemplos
Don't get ahead of yourself and assume you'll win the competition without proper preparation. 
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