previous

anterior

adjective

previous
[ˈpriːvɪəs]
adjetivo
1previo(a), anterior
  • the previous day -> el día anterior
  • previous engagement -> compromiso (m) previo
  • previous convictions (Law) -> antecedentes mpl penales
adverbio
también:
  • previous to -> con anterioridad a

previous [pri-vios]
adjetivo
1Previo, anticipado, antecedente, anterior, de antemano.
  • Previous notice -> aviso dado de antemano
  • The previous question -> la cuestión previa
  • Previous to -> antecedente; antes de
V. PREVIOUSLY.

previous [ˈpriːvɪəs]
adjective
1 (former, earlier) [+night, day, year, page] anterior; [+experience] previo
he has no previous convictions/a string of previous convictions no previous experience necessary the events of the previous night have you made any previous applications? she has a teenage daughter from a previous marriage it was a surprisingly dry day after the rain of the previous week more than a quarter of companies had cut their travel budgets in the previous six months she believed she had been a dancer in a previous life sb's previous [best] she beat her previous best by a clear second Prost's lap was a clear second faster than his previous best he added an incredible 32 lengths to his previous best the previous [day]/[year] I'd received a very similar letter the previous day the previous year the club had lost £332,000
we met by previous arrangementarrangement nos reunimos acordando una cita previa mediante cita previa;or
I have a previous engagementengagement tengo un compromiso previo
in a previous incarnation lifeincarnationorlife en una vida anterior
on previous occasionsoccasions en ocasiones anteriores
I'd had a nasty experience with a sales rep on a previous occasion the competition will run throughout August rather than June, as was the case on previous occasions
the car has had two previous ownersowners el coche ha pasado por dos manos
in previous yearsyears los años anteriores
2 (informal) (humorous) (hasty) prematuro
this seems somewhat previous esto parece algo prematuro; you were a bit previous in inviting him te has precipitado un poco invitándole
preposition
previous to: in the five years previous to 1992 durante los cinco años anteriores a 1992; previous to that she had worked in London antes de eso había trabajado en Londres
previous to May's elections, Burma had not allowed foreign journalists into the country previous to [doing] sth what kind of jobs were you in previous to coming here? previous to his leaving we ...