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ahead

adverb (ahead; ahead of)

«ahead» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Ahead means in front, or further on: a runner who is ahead is in front of the others. tree →
  2. Ahead means in the future, still to come. tree →
  3. Ahead means winning, with more points. tree →
  4. «Go ahead» means you may start or do it. tree →

In the lessons

a difference between two amounts in a race or a game; also time still to come; phrases «ahead of», «go ahead», «plan ahead», «look ahead», «ahead of time», «get ahead»

Examples

  • Lily is 30 meters ahead of Sam. tree →
  • The Reds are 7 points ahead. tree →
  • He reads 20 pages ahead of the class. tree →
  • There are 3 days ahead before the trip. tree →
  • Go ahead and start eating. tree →
  • Look ahead when you ride your bike. tree →
  • We planned ahead for the trip. tree →
  • The road ahead is closed. tree →
  • We finished the project ahead of time. tree →
  • She was two steps ahead of her brother. tree →
  • While the witch was swimming across the water, Prince Ivan got a long way ahead. tree →

Note

«X ahead of Y» tells a difference: X = Y + the amount ahead. Trap: to find the one behind, you take away, not add. The opposite is «behind».

On Mova

This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/ahead/