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 arrive at a place

to become more self-assured by repeated practice

to prepare or arrange something for an event

to return to a place; to recover something lost

to give someone responsibility or confidence to handle somet...

to concentrate on your inner thoughts and emotions