predecease 的定义
pre·de·ceased, pre·de·ceas·ing.
- to die before.
更多predecease例句
- In the course of nature he was almost bound to predecease her.
- Suppose she were to predecease—he would have the moon, and be unable to appreciate it.
- As a general rule, legacies given to persons who predecease the testator do not take effect; they are said to lapse.
- Mr. Rich died in April, 1891, having arranged that his bequest should not lapse in consequence of the predecease of my father.
- It began to look as if The Eel's judges would predecease him.