Meaning: ahead 
ə'hed
adj.
having the leading position or higher score in a contest
adv.
at or in the front
toward the future; forward in time
in a forward direction
ahead of time; in anticipation
to a more advanced or advantageous position
to a different or a more advanced time (meaning advanced either toward the present or toward the future)
leading or ahead in a competition
give (someone) the go ahead Idiom, Proverb
ahead of the game
ahead of time
dead ahead
full steam ahead
get ahead
go ahead
quit while you're ahead
get ahead of
Only hard work can get you ahead of your competitors．只有努力工作才能使你走在你的竞争者的前面。
The car behind wants to get ahead of you．后面那辆车想起你的车。
If I told you the end now， I would get ahead of myself in the stors．我如果把结局现在就告诉你，我将提前结束我的故事。
2．surpass胜过；超过
He gets ahead of me in mathematics．他的数学比我好。
We are sure to get ahead of them in the near future．我们确信不久就会超过他们。
Tom has got ahead of all the others in the class．汤姆已经胜过了班上所有其他同学。
She got ahead of me this test．在这次考试中她的名次在我前面。
look ahead
We must look ahead before we go further in the matter．在进一步进行这件事情之前，我们必须考虑得远一些。
We are looking ahead to a prosperous future．我们预料将会有一个繁荣昌盛的未来。
pull ahead
The winner of the men's 400 metres pulled ahead in the last 50 metres．男子400米的获胜者在最后50米冲到了最前面。
That driver's trying to overtake．Slow down a bit and let him pull ahead．那个司机想超车，开慢一点让他超过去吧。
give (someone) the go-ahead
To admission addition permission to advance with some activity or task. We're aloof cat-and-mouse for our administrator to accord us the ambitious afore we absolution the latest software update. Once she gives the go-ahead, I'll alteration your funds into the new account.Learn more: give
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