直前に

just before

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just before Used to describe something happening shortly before a particular event or time.
JA: 出発する直前に電話が鳴った。
EN: The phone rang just before we left.

その記者は新聞が印刷される直前に記事を送った。

The reporter sent the article just before the newspaper went to press.

直前に何があったのか?

What happened just before that?

— 帰ってきたヒトラー (2015)

私が家を出る直前に、小雨が降り始めた。

It started drizzling just before I left the house.

直前にベビーシッターを呼んだけどそれが遅れて-二人で通りを横断した時

I had just called a babysitter, but they were late—when the two of us crossed the street.

— 落下の解剖学 (2023)