lie before
The phrase "lie before" is commonly used to describe a physical position or something awaiting in the future.
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Definition
B2General
(idiomatic)To be situated or located in front of someone or something.
Example
- The beautiful garden lies before the old mansion.
- A long road lies before us as we start our journey.
B2Future Events
(idiomatic)To await someone in the future or to be in store for someone.
Example
- Great opportunities lie before those who are prepared.
- We never know what challenges may lie before us.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "lie before":
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