Definition of prepose in English:

prepose

verb priːˈpəʊzpriˈpoʊz

[with object]Linguistics

Place (an element or word) in front of another.
〔语言学〕把（成分，词）放在前面；将…前置
Example sentencesExamples
- I conclude that there are some people who allow preposing of more than, but not many of them, and I suspect that these are people who are conscientiously avoiding the horror of split infinitives, according to a ‘rule’ they learned in school.
- Many combining forms are designed to take initial or final position: autobiography has the two initial or preposed forms auto, bio, and one postposed form graphy.

Origin

Late 15th century (in the sense 'place in authority'): from French préposer, suggested by Latin praeponere 'put before'.

Definition of prepose in US English:

prepose

verbprēˈpōzpriˈpoʊz

[with object]Linguistics

Place (an element or word) in front of another.
〔语言学〕把（成分，词）放在前面；将…前置
Example sentencesExamples
- I conclude that there are some people who allow preposing of more than, but not many of them, and I suspect that these are people who are conscientiously avoiding the horror of split infinitives, according to a ‘rule’ they learned in school.
- Many combining forms are designed to take initial or final position: autobiography has the two initial or preposed forms auto, bio, and one postposed form graphy.

Origin

Late 15th century (in the sense ‘place in authority’): from French préposer, suggested by Latin praeponere ‘put before’.

单词	prepose
释义	Definition of prepose in English: prepose verb priːˈpəʊzpriˈpoʊz [with object]Linguistics Place (an element or word) in front of another. 〔语言学〕把（成分，词）放在前面；将…前置 Example sentencesExamples I conclude that there are some people who allow preposing of more than, but not many of them, and I suspect that these are people who are conscientiously avoiding the horror of split infinitives, according to a ‘rule’ they learned in school. Many combining forms are designed to take initial or final position: autobiography has the two initial or preposed forms auto, bio, and one postposed form graphy. Origin Late 15th century (in the sense 'place in authority'): from French préposer, suggested by Latin praeponere 'put before'. Definition of prepose in US English: prepose verbprēˈpōzpriˈpoʊz [with object]Linguistics Place (an element or word) in front of another. 〔语言学〕把（成分，词）放在前面；将…前置 Example sentencesExamples I conclude that there are some people who allow preposing of more than, but not many of them, and I suspect that these are people who are conscientiously avoiding the horror of split infinitives, according to a ‘rule’ they learned in school. Many combining forms are designed to take initial or final position: autobiography has the two initial or preposed forms auto, bio, and one postposed form graphy. Origin Late 15th century (in the sense ‘place in authority’): from French préposer, suggested by Latin praeponere ‘put before’.
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