Definition of predecease in English:

predecease

verb ˌpriːdɪˈsiːsˌpridəˈsis

[with object]formal

Die before (another person, typically a relative)
死于（某人，尤指亲属）之前
his second wife predeceased him
他的后妻比他早去世。
Example sentencesExamples
- The two men ended up in a bitter dispute, and Henry the Young King predeceased his father.
- Few people apart from experts in the field have any inkling that Nietzsche predeceased his sister by some 35 years.
- They had a family of five daughters and one son John, the latter who sadly predeceased his father.
- Dad was predeceased by his beloved wife Tena, six brothers and four sisters.
- In 1376 he predeceased his father, leaving his young son Richard as heir to the throne.

noun ˌpriːdɪˈsiːs

formal

A death preceding that of another person.
先死，早死
Example sentencesExamples
- It reads, ‘Private: for the hands of G.J. Utterson ALONE, and in case of his predecease to be destroyed unread.’

Definition of predecease in US English:

predecease

verbˌpridəˈsisˌprēdəˈsēs

[with object]formal

Die before (another person, typically someone related by blood or marriage)
死于（某人，尤指亲属）之前
his second wife predeceased him
他的后妻比他早去世。
Example sentencesExamples
- They had a family of five daughters and one son John, the latter who sadly predeceased his father.
- The two men ended up in a bitter dispute, and Henry the Young King predeceased his father.
- Few people apart from experts in the field have any inkling that Nietzsche predeceased his sister by some 35 years.
- Dad was predeceased by his beloved wife Tena, six brothers and four sisters.
- In 1376 he predeceased his father, leaving his young son Richard as heir to the throne.

单词	predecease
释义	Definition of predecease in English: predecease verb ˌpriːdɪˈsiːsˌpridəˈsis [with object]formal Die before (another person, typically a relative) 死于（某人，尤指亲属）之前 his second wife predeceased him 他的后妻比他早去世。 Example sentencesExamples The two men ended up in a bitter dispute, and Henry the Young King predeceased his father. Few people apart from experts in the field have any inkling that Nietzsche predeceased his sister by some 35 years. They had a family of five daughters and one son John, the latter who sadly predeceased his father. Dad was predeceased by his beloved wife Tena, six brothers and four sisters. In 1376 he predeceased his father, leaving his young son Richard as heir to the throne. noun ˌpriːdɪˈsiːs formal A death preceding that of another person. 先死，早死 Example sentencesExamples It reads, ‘Private: for the hands of G.J. Utterson ALONE, and in case of his predecease to be destroyed unread.’ Definition of predecease in US English: predecease verbˌpridəˈsisˌprēdəˈsēs [with object]formal Die before (another person, typically someone related by blood or marriage) 死于（某人，尤指亲属）之前 his second wife predeceased him 他的后妻比他早去世。 Example sentencesExamples They had a family of five daughters and one son John, the latter who sadly predeceased his father. The two men ended up in a bitter dispute, and Henry the Young King predeceased his father. Few people apart from experts in the field have any inkling that Nietzsche predeceased his sister by some 35 years. Dad was predeceased by his beloved wife Tena, six brothers and four sisters. In 1376 he predeceased his father, leaving his young son Richard as heir to the throne.
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