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| pave the way for; prepare the ground for (prepare the ground for something: to make conditions ready for something to happen in the future. > These experiments prepared the ground for the development of sound-recording technology. Usage notes: often used in a political context: Even if she is preparing the ground to run for governor, the senator will probably stay in the Senate. Etymology: based on the literal meaning of prepare the ground (to make land ready for planting crops) See also: ground, prepare Cambridge Dictionary of American Idioms Copyright © Cambridge University Press 2003. Alexander Demidov) | |||
| do the groundwork for; create openings for | |||
| pave the way towards (financial-engineer) | |||
| pave the way for something (чего-либо) | |||
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