precelebrate
precelebrate verb: to celebrate in advance.
Verb
precelebrate (third-person singular simple present precelebrates, present participle precelebrating, simple past and past participle precelebrated)
- To celebrate in advance.
- The Chinese executive also appreciated Ho and his administration to use the 2005 EAG to precelebrate the Beijing 2008 Olympics.2019, Marcus P. Chu, Politics of Mega-Events in China's Hong Kong and Macao, page 137
Forms of precelebrate
| third-person singular present | precelebrates |
|---|---|
| present participle | precelebrating |
| past participle | precelebrated |
| past | precelebrated |
Origin of precelebrate
From pre- + celebrate.
Questions about precelebrate
- What does precelebrate mean?
- Precelebrate means to celebrate in advance.
- What part of speech is precelebrate?
- Precelebrate is a verb.
- What is the past tense of precelebrate?
- The past tense of precelebrate is precelebrated.
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