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preconditioned

/pɹˌikəndˈɪʃənd/ verb

simple past and past participle of precondition

Word Origin 'Condition' comes from Latin 'condicio', originally an agreement or stipulation — literally 'a saying together.' 'Preconditioned' means having been conditioned beforehand. The root 'dicere' (to say) also gives us 'dictate', 'predict', and 'indicate'. So a precondition is a pre-agreed circumstance, something set up in advance.

verb simple past and past participle of precondition

The soldiers were preconditioned for extreme combat situations.

(动词) 预处理过的

士兵们被预先训练以适应极端战斗情况。

(verbo) pretérito simple y participio pasado de precondition (precondicionar)

Los soldados fueron condicionados previamente para situaciones extremas de combate.

(verbe) conditionnés; préparés; prédisposés; prévenus [préconditionné ; préparé ou conditionné à l'avance (passé simple et participe passé du verbe precondition).]

Les soldats furent préconditionnés pour affronter des situations de combat extrêmes.

(Verb) konditioniert; vorbereitet [Partizip Perfekt und einfache Vergangenheit von *precondition*: im Voraus auf bestimmte Bedingungen oder Umstände vorbereitet]

Die Soldaten waren auf extreme Kampfsituationen **preconditioned**.

(動詞) 「precondition」の過去形・過去分詞形。前もって特定の状態に条件づけること。

兵士たちは極限の戦闘状況に備えて前もって訓練で条件づけられていた。

(verbo) pré-condicionados; condicionados previamente [passado simples e particípio passado de pré-condicionar]

Os soldados foram pré-condicionados para situações extremas de combate.

Synonyms: prepared primed predisposed prepped readied conditioned accustomed habituated Antonyms: unprepared unprimed unconditioned unaccustomed

Related words

conditional conditioner unconditional recondition

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