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to come before
[phrase form: come]
01
essere primo di
to have a higher priority or importance compared to someone or something else
Example
In this court of law, justice and fairness come before personal interests.
The safety and well-being of our employees should always come before any other considerations.
The health of the patients must come before administrative convenience in a hospital setting.
02
precedere, venire prima
to appear or be presented prior to something else
Example
The preliminary findings will come before the detailed analysis in the research report.
The appetizers will come before the main course in the dinner menu.
The introduction section will come before the main body of the essay in the academic paper.
03
presentarsi davanti a, comparire dinanzi a
to stand in front of or face a person or authority for judgment or evaluation
Example
The accused will come before a disciplinary committee for a hearing on the alleged misconduct.
The witness was nervous as they prepared to come before the grand jury.
The defendant will come before the judge to present their case in the courtroom.
Example
Ancient civilizations such as the Egyptians and Greeks came before the rise of the Roman Empire.
The invention of the telephone came before the development of the internet.
Early forms of writing, such as hieroglyphics and cuneiform, came before the invention of the alphabet.
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In this court of law, justice and fairness come before personal interests.
The safety and well-being of our employees should always come before any other considerations.
The health of the patients must come before administrative convenience in a hospital setting.
When making decisions, the needs of the community should come before individual desires.
As a responsible citizen, it is important to ensure that the welfare of others comes before personal gain.
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