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I. prime1 [Am praɪm, Brit prʌɪm] ADJ kein Komp
1. prime (major):
prime cause/factor/suspect
2. prime (first-rate):
prime example/opportunity/location
prime cut
in prime condition car/antique
of prime quality
what a prime idiot she is!
3. prime MATH:
prime number
II. prime1 [Am praɪm, Brit prʌɪm] SUBST
1. prime U (best time):
to be in one's prime or in the prime of life
he's past his prime
this bread is past its prime scherzh
2. prime REL:
prime, a. Prime kein Art.
3. prime C MATH:
prime
prime2 VERB trans
1. prime (prepare for painting):
prime wood/metal
prime wood/metal
prime canvas
prime canvas
2. prime pump/gun:
prime
3. prime (brief):
prime
4. prime (with drink):
prime number SUBST
prime number
prime meridian SUBST
prime meridian
prime meridian
prime meridian
prime meridian
prime cost SUBST
prime cost
prime cost
prime ministerial ADJ
prime minister SUBST
prime minister
prime time SUBST
prime time
prime time
prime rate SUBST
prime rate
prime rate
prime rib SUBST
prime rib
Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch
I. prime [praɪm] ADJ
1. prime (main):
prime
prime objective
2. prime (first-rate):
prime
of prime quality
II. prime [praɪm] SUBST kein Pl
prime
apogeo m elev
to be in one's prime, to be in the prime of life
to be past one's prime
III. prime [praɪm] VERB trans
1. prime (undercoat):
prime surface
prime canvas
2. prime (prepare for exploding):
prime gun, pump, motor
3. prime (prepare):
to prime sb for doing sth
4. prime (brief):
prime
5. prime (make drunk):
prime
prime number SUBST MATH
prime number
prime minister SUBST POL
prime minister
primer(a) ministro(-a) m (f)
prime mover SUBST
prime mover
prime mover person
promotor(a) m (f)
prime cost SUBST WIRTSCH
prime cost
prime time SUBST RADIO, TV
prime time
prime meridian SUBST GEO
prime meridian
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
I. prime [praɪm] ADJ
1. prime (main):
prime
prime objective
2. prime (first-rate):
prime
prime beef
of prime quality
II. prime [praɪm] SUBST
1. prime (best stage):
prime
apogeo m elev
to be in one's prime, to be in the prime of life
to be past one's prime
2. prime (prime number):
prime
III. prime [praɪm] VERB trans
1. prime (apply undercoat):
prime surface
prime canvas
2. prime (prepare for exploding):
prime gun, pump, motor
3. prime (brief):
prime
to prime sb for doing sth (prepare)
4. prime (make drunk):
prime
prime time SUBST RADIO, TV
prime time
prime ribs SUBST culin
prime ribs
prime cost SUBST WIRTSCH
prime cost
prime minister SUBST POL
prime minister
primer(a) ministro(-a) m (f)
prime meridian SUBST GEO
prime meridian
prime number SUBST math
prime number
prime mover SUBST
prime mover
prime mover person
promotor(a) m (f)
prime rate SUBST FIN
prime rate
prime interest rate SUBST FIN
Present
Iprime
youprime
he/she/itprimes
weprime
youprime
theyprime
Past
Iprimed
youprimed
he/she/itprimed
weprimed
youprimed
theyprimed
Present Perfect
Ihaveprimed
youhaveprimed
he/she/ithasprimed
wehaveprimed
youhaveprimed
theyhaveprimed
Past Perfect
Ihadprimed
youhadprimed
he/she/ithadprimed
wehadprimed
youhadprimed
theyhadprimed
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History was not words on a page, not the goings-on of kings and prime ministers, not mere events.
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The prime mission of the institute is to conduct basic and applied research in the field of geographical science.
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The position reports directly to the prime minister or premier and is typically among the most seasoned, influential, and low profile of public servants.
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He also indicated that the prime minister has been in office five months.
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In the 19th century, the community developed a prime shoemaking industry, and was one of the first places to use automated machines instead of handwork.
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