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Qué (quién) es pre-empt - definición
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Pre-emptive; Preemptible; Pre-emption; Preëmption; Occupy the field; Pre-empt; Preempted; Preemption law; Preemption (disambiguation); Preemption (law); Preemptive
pre-empt
¦ verb
1. take action in order to prevent (an attack or other anticipated event) happening; forestall.
2. acquire or appropriate in advance.
N. Amer. acquire by pre-emption.
3. Bridge make a high opening bid in order to prevent the opponents from bidding effectively.
Derivatives
pre-emptive adjective
pre-emptor noun
pre-empt
(pre-empts, pre-empting, pre-empted)
Note: in AM, usually use 'preempt'
If you pre-empt an action, you prevent it from happening by doing something which makes it unnecessary or impossible.
You can pre-empt pain by taking a painkiller at the first warning sign...
He pre-empted any decision to sack him...
VERB: V n, V n
• pre-emption
Pre-emption was the only method of averting defeat.
N-UNCOUNT
pre-emptive
Note: in AM, usually use 'preemptive'
A pre-emptive attack or strike is intended to weaken or damage an enemy or opponent, for example by destroying their weapons before they can do any harm.
...plans for a pre-emptive strike against countries that may have biological weapons...
ADJ: usu ADJ n
Wikipedia
Preemption
Preemption or pre-emption may refer to:
Ejemplos de uso de pre-empt
1. Some historians believe that his intended victims acted to pre–empt the blow.
2. The law on shoplifting will have to be rewritten to pre–empt sleep inertia defences.
3. "Senior ministers should not be trying to pre–empt a full parliamentary and public debate.
4. "Now with these protests they are trying to pre–empt his New Year message.
5. Having anticipated threat they wanted to pre–empt that threat by taking military action.