prearrange
 transitive verb
 predefinir
EN In 1832, Samuel F.B. Morse, a well-known American artist, conceived the idea of an electromagnetic instrument to achieve this by means of interrupted electrical currents corresponding to a prearranged code.
GL O pintor norteamericano Samuel f. B. Morse imaxinou en 1832 un aparello electromagnético que utilizaba correntes eléctricas interrompidas en función dun código predefinido.
 Fonte: C12 (1629)
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