Come before
/kʌm bɪ'fɔː/B1
Intermediate
1. To be judged or decided by a person or group with authority.
- The case will come before the Supreme Court next month.
- Before making any decisions, the proposal must come before the board of directors.
2. To be more important or prioritized over something else.
- Safety should always come before convenience.
- For her, family comes before everything else.
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