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gen. on the eve of (Fig. just before something, possibly the evening before something. John decided to leave school on the eve of his graduation. The team held a party on the eve of the tournament. McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. © 2002 Alexander Demidov ; a day earlier ("Friday morning, a handful of people with business at the embassy were allowed into the building. A day earlier, Russian citizens said they were able to pick up and renew their passports if they had preexisting appointments." nbcbayarea.com ART Vancouver ; the day before ; the previous day ; the previous day, yesterday (web usage mayeristvan ; just before (djnickhodgkins ; at the point of ; yesterday (Vaya con Dios ; on the eve of (Fig. just before something, possibly the evening before something. John decided to leave school on the eve of his graduation. The team held a party on the eve of the tournament. McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. © 2002 – АД) ; ahead of (D.Lutoshkin ; shortly before (cognachennessy ; around (Pavlov Igor ; before ; on the day before (something occurred ART Vancouver ; on the cusp of (Alex_Odeychuk ; on the eve ; on the even ; over night Gruzovik on the eve of (prep with gen) Игорь Миг in advance of busin. day before fig.of.sp. on the threshold of (something Andrey Truhachev ; on the threshold of something (Andrey Truhachev fin. in the lead-up to (In the lead-up to World Malaria Day 2020, WHO joins the RBM Partnership to End Malaria Vladimir law on a day preceding (something FL1977 Makarov. the day before (чего-либо) relig., lat. Ante Diem ("the day before", a.d.) ; Pridie ("the day before", P.) scient. the previous day gen. in the leadup to (Anglophile fig.of.sp. in the countdown to (Twenty years later in Arbuthnot Latham Bank Ltd v. Trafalgar Holdings Ltd, decided in the countdown to implementation of the CPR, the attitude was very different. Alexander Demidov
nbcbayarea.com ART Vancouver); the day before; the previous day; the previous day, yesterday (web usage mayeristvan); just before (djnickhodgkins); at the point of; yesterday (Vaya con Dios); on the eve of (Fig. just before something, possibly the evening before something. John decided to leave school on the eve of his graduation. The team held a party on the eve of the tournament. McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. © 2002 – АД); ahead of (D.Lutoshkin); shortly before (cognachennessy); around (Pavlov Igor); before; on the day before (something occurred ART Vancouver); on the cusp of (Alex_Odeychuk); on the eve; on the even; over night