preempt [美 priˈɛmpt, 英 priːˈɛmpt] 动词 trans
1. preempt (forestall):
3.1. preempt (take over):
- preempt
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3.2. preempt:
- preempt 无线电, 电视
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Facing certain electoral defeat, he led a military coup that preempted the election.
en.wikipedia.org As such, it was the only station in the city that did not heavily or moderately preempt network programming.
en.wikipedia.org Unions often seek neutrality agreements with employers to preempt union busting efforts and to facilitate the card check process of winning union recognition.
en.wikipedia.org It was sometimes preempted on holidays by special programming.
en.wikipedia.org An early handover would preempt the plans of resistance elements.
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