early retirement
Noun, Law
to set an early date
Verb
premature ejaculation
Noun, Sexuality
early dementia
Noun, Medicine
toddlerhood
Noun, Child Care
to opt for early retirement
Verb
to exert oneself to arrive early
Verb
early bird catches the worm
to practice practise early rising
Verb
premature menopause
Noun, Medicine
breakage costs
Noun, Banking
to call for an early election
Verb
premature recognition
Noun, International Law
early diagnosis
Noun, Medicine
early warning signal
Noun
to be determined to start early
Verb
to propose an early start
Verb
to make an early start
Verb
to get in five minutes early (train)
Verb, Transport
to get away early from a reception
Verb
to steal a march on someone
Verb
to figure on someone arriving early
Verb
premature skin aging
Noun, Medicine
to rise with the lark
Verb
to get up at an unearthly hour
Verb
(Br) it's early closing day today
earliest practicable time
earliest practicable time
at your earliest convenience
general disposition to leave early
to turn up early for work
Verb
early school leaving (Kaynak:
CEDEFOP)
Noun, Education-Training
defence defense early warning line
she is averse getting up early
to have a strong aversion to getting up early
Verb
to arrive early for a meeting
Verb
distant early warning line
Planning and Early Warning Unit