Examples of using "Préalable" in a sentence and their english translations:
Two things before that:
You should have telephoned in advance.
No prior experience is required.
Should I have asked you first?
That has been checked beforehand.
- Applying in advance is not necessary.
- You don't need to apply in advance.
- Applications in advance are not required.
I wish you'd called first.
That then has a different prerequisite.
I wish you'd called first.
Terms of use may be changed without notice.
Don't touch anything without asking first.
Ensure that the needle has been sterilized beforehand.
Maybe we should talk about this first.
They have to pay in advance.
Please let me know the schedule beforehand.
- You should have telephoned in advance.
- You should've telephoned in advance.
I regret that a previous engagement prevents me from accepting your kind invitation.
"The purchase of both large cupboards was a prerequisite for being able
You can select it beforehand on the Internet and look at it:
- I should have told you about this earlier.
- I should've told you about this earlier.
I can't make that decision without talking to Tom first.
You always had a bible for the whole season beforehand, right?
We had to convince Frank because he didn't want to renovate beforehand.
- I know better than to climb mountains in winter without making all necessary preparations beforehand.
- I'm not stupid enough to climb a mountain in the winter without first making adequate preparations.
- I'm not the kind of idiot who would climb a mountain in the winter without proper preparations.
- We ought to have phoned ahead and reserved a table.
- We should have phoned ahead and reserved a table.
- We should've phoned ahead and reserved a table.
In case I can't come, I'll give you a call beforehand.
Tom would tell the unhappy subcontractors who demanded full payment, in the amount they had previously agreed upon, to sue him in court.
Maybe we should talk about this first.