prior
prior
praɪɜr
praiēr
British pronunciation
/pɹˈa‍ɪɐ/

“prior”的英语定义和含义

01

先前的, 以前的

happening or existing before something else
example
例子
He had a prior engagement and could n't attend the meeting.
他有一个先前的约定,无法参加会议。
02

先前的, 以前的

existed or occurred earlier in time
example
例子
The team reviewed the prior year's performance to identify areas for improvement.
团队审查了上一年的表现,以确定需要改进的领域。
03

先前的, 优先的

more important or urgent than something else, often due to being first in time or order
example
例子
They have a prior claim to the property, as their agreement was signed before anyone else ’s.
他们对财产有优先索赔权,因为他们的协议是在其他任何人之前签署的。
Prior
01

修道院院长, 上级

the head or leader of a religious order or community
example
例子
After the abbot retired, the prior temporarily took over leadership of the monastery.
修道院院长退休后,副院长暂时接管了修道院的领导工作。
1.1

副院长, 修道院的第二领导者

the second-in-command in a monastery, ranking just below the abbot
example
例子
After the abbot fell ill, the prior took on more administrative duties within the monastery.
在修道院院长生病后,副院长在修道院内承担了更多的行政职责。
02

前科

a previous arrest or conviction for a crime, indicating a history of legal offenses on someone's criminal record
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example
例子
Because of his priors, he faced harsher penalties than a first-time offender would.
由于他的前科,他面临的处罚比初犯者更严厉。
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