get ahead of (get ahead of)

Phrasal-verb Competition

Signification

to move in front of someone or gain an advantage

avancer devant quelqu'un ou gagner un avantage (avancer devant quelqu'un ou gagner un avantage)

"We need to get ahead of the other team early in the match."

"Nous devons prendre de l'avance sur l'autre équipe tôt dans le match." (Nous devons prendre de l'avance sur l'autre équipe tôt dans le match.)

to spend time resting away from work or pressure

to be very successful in life or career

to exclude or eliminate a possibility or option

to prepare your body for exercise by doing light activity

to release feelings of guilt or regret about the past

to start becoming more active or successful