to estimate or calculate in advance; to forecast or project

to expect or anticipate in advance; to be expected

to forecast or calculate in advance; to make a prediction or estimate regarding future events

to take precautions against or guard against something happening

a plan of estimated income and expenses for a set period of time

to book ahead; to place an order; to subscribe to a service or product

an appointment, booking, or reservation made in advance; to make such an arrangement; to subscribe to a service beforehand

to predict, foretell, or prophesy what will happen in the future

to intervene; to meddle; (noun) intervention; interference

a feeling or hunch that something is going to happen; a presentiment

to prepare; to make ready in advance; preparatory; preparation

to warn in advance; a preliminary warning

to book or place an order for something in advance

to expect, predict, or anticipate; an expectation or prediction

to sell tickets or goods in advance of their use or official release; to book

to predict or report something in advance

to foresee; to predict; to forecast or envision how things will develop in the future

the likely course of a disease or the predicted outcome of medical treatment

to indicate or show in advance; to foretell or forebode

A competition held to select participants for a main tournament; preliminary heat

to give advance notice of something; to herald

beforehand; in advance; used to describe an action taken before an event occurs

A trial match or preliminary competition held before a semi-final or final to select participants.

A report predicting upcoming atmospheric conditions and meteorological changes for a specific area

to plan in advance, especially an illegal act or something harmful

to set aside or keep in reserve for later use; to reserve a place or item

to anticipate, expect, or imagine in advance

to estimate, forecast, or predict in advance

to congratulate beforehand; to wish someone success, a good trip, or a favorable outcome

omen; sign; prior indication of something about to happen; harbinger

a short promotional film containing clips from a movie or television show to be released in the future; preview

Military service performed by citizens who are not currently on active duty but remain available for call-up in a state of readiness; a key method for a nation to maintain its military reserves.

to heat something in advance, such as an oven or engine

to know in advance; to anticipate; to foreknow

a preparatory course or program, typically at a college or university, designed to prepare students for undergraduate study

to pay for something ahead of time; prepaid

A person who predicts future events or outcomes with perceived accuracy; prophet or fortune-teller

The military forces kept back during combat to handle emergencies, unexpected situations, or to be used for strategic maneuvers; reserves

the process of treating or conditioning something in advance as a preparation for further processing or use

to rehearse or run through a performance or ceremony before the official event

preventive; preventative; prophylactic; protective

to purchase or order something in advance

expected date of childbirth; estimated due date for a fetus

to manufacture or make parts of a structure beforehand so they can be assembled later; prefabricated; precut

To prepare or study lessons before a class or study session

to conduct a preliminary interrogation or hearing of a suspect during the investigation or pre-trial stage of a criminal case

The branch of medical science focused on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases to promote health, including the control of infectious diseases and occupational health hazards.

to look at or view something in advance, such as a document before printing, an exhibition before opening, or a computer display

To pay money out or receive payment before the scheduled time, such as an advance on a salary or fee.