Definition of prius in English:

prius

noun ˈpriːəsˈprʌɪəs

Something which takes precedence; something prior or antecedent; the necessary prior condition of something.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Andrew Seth (1856–1931), philosopher. From classical Latin prius something which precedes, logically prior proposition, use as noun of neuter of prior.

Definition of prius in US English:

prius

noun

Something which takes precedence; something prior or antecedent; the necessary prior condition of something.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Andrew Seth (1856–1931), philosopher. From classical Latin prius something which precedes, logically prior proposition, use as noun of neuter of prior.

词汇	prius
释义	Definition of prius in English: prius noun ˈpriːəsˈprʌɪəs Something which takes precedence; something prior or antecedent; the necessary prior condition of something. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Andrew Seth (1856–1931), philosopher. From classical Latin prius something which precedes, logically prior proposition, use as noun of neuter of prior. Definition of prius in US English: prius noun Something which takes precedence; something prior or antecedent; the necessary prior condition of something. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Andrew Seth (1856–1931), philosopher. From classical Latin prius something which precedes, logically prior proposition, use as noun of neuter of prior.
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