Premier

  • 41premier — prem|i|er1 [ˈpremiə US prıˈmır] n a ↑Prime Minister used in news reports ▪ the Irish Premier premier 2 premier2 adj [only before noun] formal [Date: 1400 1500; : French; Origin: first , from Latin primarius; …

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  • 42Premier — Pre|mi|er [prə mi̯e:, pre...] der; s, s gekürzt aus Premierminister nach engl. premier (aus premier minister), dies aus fr. premier »erster«; vgl. ↑Premiere> Kurzform von ↑Premierminister …

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  • 43premier */ — I UK [ˈpremɪə(r)] / US [ˈprɪˈmɪr] adjective [only before noun] best, largest, or most important the island s premier resort II UK [ˈpremɪə(r)] / US [prɪˈmɪr] noun [countable] Word forms premier : singular premier plural premiers 1) a prime… …

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  • 44premier — {{＃}}{{LM P31442}}{{〓}} {{SynP42711}} {{［}}premier{{］}} {{■}}(ing.){{□}} {{《}}▍ s.com.{{》}} {{♂}}En algunos países, especialmente en Gran Bretaña (país europeo),{{♀}} jefe de Gobierno o primer ministro. {{★}}{{＼}}PRONUNCIACIÓN:{{／}} [premiér].… …

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  • 45premier — promier, a, premié, proumié, ero adj. et n. premier, ière. Quala es arribada premiera ? Laquelle est arrivée la première ? Premier, d en premier : premièrement; d abord …

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  • 46premier — pre|mier1 [ prı mır, British premiər, prımır ] adjective only before noun * best, largest, or most important: the island s premier resort premier pre|mier 2 [ prı mır, British premiər, prımır ] noun count * 1. ) a PRIME MINISTER 2. ) the leader… …

    Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

  • 47premier — 1 noun (C) a prime minister: the Irish Premier 2 adjective formal (only before noun) best or most important: the Shelbourne, one of Dublin s premier hotels …

    Longman dictionary of contemporary English

  • 48premier — 1. adjective a premier chef Syn: leading, foremost, chief, principal, head, top ranking, top, prime, primary, first, highest, preeminent, nonpareil, senior, outstanding, master, ranking; informal top notch, blue ribbon …

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  • 49premier — 1. adjective Germany s premier rock band Syn: leading, foremost, chief, principal, head, top ranking, top, prime, primary, first, highest, pre eminent, senior, outstanding; N.Amer. ranking 2. noun the British premier …

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  • 50premier — I. adjective Etymology: Middle English primer, primier, from Anglo French, first, chief, from Latin primarius of the first rank more at primary Date: 15th century 1. first in position, rank, or importance 2. first in time ; earliest II. noun… …

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