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early
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in anticipo
happening or done before the usual or scheduled time
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precoce, tardivo
happening near the beginning of a defined period, such as a lifetime, season, day, etc.
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precoce, anticipato
(of plants, crops, etc.) blooming or maturing sooner than the other kinds
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iniziale, precoce
referring to the initial stages of a historical period, cultural movement, language, or literary tradition
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presto, anticipato
expected to occur soon or in the near future
early
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presto, in anticipo
used to indicate that something was done at an advantageous or preliminary stage
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presto, inizialmente
near the beginning of a defined period or activity
early
adj
earliness
n
earliness
n
earlyish
adj
earlyish
adj
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We had an early dinner before the concert.
The early arrival of the package was a pleasant surprise.
They caught an early flight to avoid the rush.
Early detection prevents severe health complications in malnourished individuals.
Early diagnosis improves outcomes for individuals with cerebral palsy.
