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come before something/someone
phrasal verb with comeverbuk /kʌm/ us /kʌm/came | come
(IMPORTANCE)
to be more important than, or to be treated as more important than, another thing or person: 比…重要；优先于
My children will always come before my career.我的孩子们永远比我的事业重要。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Being important and having importance
beat
big deal
bulk
bulk largeidiom
centrality
count
countable
cut
equally
fish
front and centre
have bigger/other fish to fryidiom
have/take pride of placeidiom
high-stakes
matter
pride
reign
signify
the beating heart of somethingidiom
treasurable
(COURT)
If a legal case comes before a law court or a judge, it is dealt with by them, and when someone comes before a court or judge, they are present while the case is dealt with.（案件）被提交…处理;出庭
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Court cases, orders & decisions
actionable
actionably
administer
admissibility
admissible
extrajudicial
extrajudicially
fatal accident inquiry
federal case
finding
pettifogging
plea bargain
plea bargaining
pleading
post bail
the Webster ruling
walk
walk freeidiom
wardship
witness to something
come before | American Dictionary
come before
idiom
to be more important than something:
His job always came before his family.
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