preorder
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- noun
- /ˈpriˌɔrdər/
:
pedido anticipado
- AT&T earlier said that it posted record preorders of its own, although it declined to provide specific figures.
- available for preorder
- start taking preorders
- preorder now
Examples
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The paperback and e-book editions will be available for preorder a bit later.
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Many fans are excited to secure their preorders for the upcoming concert tickets.
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Official word about first weekend preorder figures should come in on Monday, so we look forward to that.
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I made my down payment and preorder at Gamestop last night.
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Along with the online preorder, you can purchase the iPhone 5 in Sprint stores on September 21.
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Get your preorder in to be sure you'll get the expansions you want.
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Sprint is also making the iPhone 5 available for preorder September 14, at 12:01 a.m.
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Verizon Wireless preorders will start at 3 a.m. ET (12 a.m. PT) on September 14.
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Apple announced that it received millions of preorders for the latest iPhone model before its release.
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Customers can place preorders for the new video game online starting next week.
Synonyms
A sale made before a product or ticket is available for delivery
Available before the public sale for certain people
An early purchase made before an event or release
How Committed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Preorder The word preorder comes from pre- meaning 'before' and order meaning 'a request to buy'. So a preorder is an order you make 'before' a product is officially available, which is why you get the item when it is released.