¿"PRECIPITADO" EN INGLÉS? I have heard this word lots of times when Spanish speakers are having a conversation, and I always was wondering what the best option would be in English. "Precipitated" is one option but I don't like it much because it is a bit unusual and not commonly used in everyday speech! You might find it in complex high-grade academic papers or high-quality newspapers but not otherwise. I think I would prefer to use an expression like: "to jump the gun". For example: "I think we are jumping the gun". Hope that helps!
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