1.走在前面;居先,超过
1.to be considered by a judge, committee, or other authority as part of an official process
2.to have happened previously
1.With the benefit of hindsight, it may seem obvious that managers must have somewhere to go before they set out on a journey.
经过学习，这似乎显而易见，经理们在踏上旅程前必须得知道要去哪儿。
2.The next version still has a bit more to go before it is ready, but I'll give a rough summary of what I hope to release in it.
下一个版本比较之前依旧会带来更多的元素，我将会为它准备一份简略的概要。
3.With a little more than two weeks to go before the ceremony, interest -- and scrutiny -- is probably going to be at its highest.
距离婚礼庆典还有一周多一点时间，公众对它的兴趣——和探究——可能将达到顶峰。
4.I am in good shape. There is still a way to go before I can be on top form, but I already feel ready to face any opponent.
我的状态非常好，现在我离颠峰状态还有一段距离，但我感觉自己已经可以面对任何对手了。
5.Next month , she'll go before Guinness World Records officials to see how she sizes up for a Guinness world record title .
下个月，她将在吉尼斯世界纪录认证官员面前走台步，看看自己能否获得一个吉尼斯世界纪录的头衔。
6.And I would anticipate that some state or other will likely go before any national level in terms of taxing soda.
而我将在全面征收国家级苏打税前参与国家或可能进行改革的地方政府的部分工作。
7.I thought about telling him the truth, that it was the place where me and my mom used to go, before she started drinking.
我想到的真相告诉他，有人的地方我和我的妈妈经常去，她才开始喝酒。
8.She would not like to go before her mother returned.
直到母亲返回，她才愿意走。
9.He had a long way to go before he reached the river, and Little Claus was not a very light weight to carry.
到河边，要走好长一段路。小克劳斯才够他背的呢。
10.It is a movie convention that anyone who has a week to go before retirement must die before that week is up, but Eddie seems impatient.
电影中有种传统：任何还有一周就退休的人在退休的前一周都要挂掉，但艾迪似乎等不及了。