No. 10,322 in German

preorder

The German word "Preorder" refers to an advance order for a product before its official release.

In a sentence

Ich habe das neue Buch im Voraus bestellt.
I preordered the new book.
'preordered' is used to indicate that an item was ordered before its official release.
Die Firma hat einige ihrer Produkte vorab an Kunden verschickt.
The company preordered some of their products to customers.
'preordered' describes an action where items are distributed prior to reaching customers.
Man kann viele Videospiele vorbestellen, bevor sie offiziell verfügbar sind.
You can preorder many video games before they are officially available.
'preorder' here means reserving an item for purchase before its release.

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