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Adjective? Early; Early; Early; (of fruits, etc) precocious;

adv？ Early; In the early days; Previously; Move to an earlier time

Bilingual example

1. A Delta II rocket was launched from Cape Canaveral early this morning. ?

A Delta II rocket was launched from Cape Canaveral early this morning.

If cancer is found early, the chances of survival are great. ?

If cancer is found early, the chances of survival will be high.

3. The hope of an early interest rate cut has strengthened confidence. ?

Interest rates are expected to be lowered as soon as possible, thus enhancing people's confidence.

4. The futures price recovered from the early sharp decline and ended with a small decline. ?

Futures prices rebounded after falling deeply in early trading, and no serious losses were found at the close.

In the early trading in Tokyo, the dollar fell sharply against the yen. ?

When the Tokyo market opened in the morning, the exchange rate of the US dollar against the Japanese yen fell sharply.

6. The company was smooth sailing with the great success of its early products. ?

With the great success of its early products, the company is far ahead in the market.

7. He participated in most of the shooting and early editing. ?

He participated in a lot of shooting and initial editing work.

8. Go to bed very late or get up very early. ?

Get up too late or too early.

9. The peculiar architecture eased the economic depression in the early 1980s. ?

The economic depression in the early 1980s was alleviated by the appearance of various grotesque buildings.

10. The cherry blossoms in Washington are blooming very early this year. ?

Cherry blossoms in Washington are blooming early this year.

1 1. He has been moping since he got up early this morning. ?

He has been anxious since early this morning.

12. Emotional trauma in early childhood will leave indelible scars. ?

The emotional trauma of early childhood left an indelible scar.