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ahead [əˈhed] PRISL.

1. ahead (in front):

ahead
ahead
the road ahead
full speed ahead
to put sb ahead

2. ahead (more advanced):

to be way ahead of sb

3. ahead (in the future):

he has a lonely year ahead
to look ahead

4. ahead project, person:

to go ahead

I . go-ahead [ˈgəʊəhed] SAM. no mn.

II . go-ahead [ˈgəʊəhed] PRID. brit. angl. avstral. angl.

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The story line is telegraphed from word one and the meticulous unfolding plot plods ahead inexorably without the slightest bit of suspense.
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With six to ten years of steady work and a sober life, one could amass fortunes unimaginable back home and get ahead in life.
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Bodies of villagers begin turning up, making the village leaders nervous just ahead of an organic food fair expected be a financial windfall.
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When exiting, a motorist must look ahead to avoid colliding with another vehicle or with pedestrians on a crosswalk.
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This could even cause an infinite loop in some cases where updates continually place the updated record ahead of the scan performing the update operation.
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The storm then curved southeastward and then east-northeastward ahead of a deep-layer trough.
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So we had to think ahead to what kind of changes there will be, particularly in industry and the increasing role of knowledge, computerisation and so on.
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During the open-house, many toured the new facility, complete with library, history gallery and computer area, reflecting on the challenges ahead.
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With the starboard engine still running ahead, the bow of the vessel collided with the cave wall.
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The godfather of fusion food has a few forecasts for the year ahead.
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