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primer

/praɪm/

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adjective

prime/praɪm/B2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то наилучшего возможного качества или наиболее важное.

Describes something of the best possible quality or the most important.

  1. Best or most importantB1formal

    Of the highest quality, excellence, or importance.

    ruЛучший или самый важный

    • This is a prime example of modern architecture.
    • She is in her prime years as an athlete.
    • The prime objective is to ensure safety.

    Synonymsbestchiefchoiceexcellentfirst-classfirst-rateforemostkeyleadingmainprincipalselectsuperiortoptop-quality

    Antonymsinferiormarginalminornegligiblesecondarysubordinateworst

  2. First in time or orderB2formal

    Occurring first in a sequence or time.

    ruПервичный

    • The prime cause of the accident was human error.
    • Prime numbers are divisible only by one and themselves.
    • The prime suspect was arrested last night.

    Synonymsfirstinitialoriginalprimalprimary

    Antonymsfinallastlatterultimate

  3. Excellent conditionB1informal

    In the best possible state or condition.

    ruОтличное состояние

    • The car is in prime condition despite its age.
    • He keeps his tools in prime shape.
    • The fruit is at its prime ripeness.

    Synonymschoiceexcellentfirst-classfirst-ratemintoptimalpeakpremiumpristineselectsuperbtop

    Antonymsbadinferiormediocrepoorsubstandard

Forms
  • primer comparative form
  • primest superlative form
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noun

/ˈprɪm.ər/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее вводный учебник, вещество для воспламенения топлива или предварительный слой краски, наносимый на поверхность.

A noun referring to an introductory textbook or a substance used to ignite a propellant, or a preliminary coat of paint applied to a surface.

  1. Introductory textbookB2formal

    A basic textbook that introduces a subject, often used for beginners.

    ruУчебник для начинающих

    • She bought a Latin primer to start learning the language.
    • The primer covers the fundamentals of chemistry.
    • This primer is perfect for students new to philosophy.

    Synonymsguidehandbookintroductionmanual

  2. Igniter for propellantC1formaltechnical

    A device or substance used to initiate the burning of a propellant, such as in firearms or explosives.

    ruКапсюль

    • The primer in the cartridge ignites the gunpowder.
    • He carefully replaced the primer in the explosive device.
    • A faulty primer can cause a misfire in the weapon.

    Synonymscapdetonatorigniterinitiatorpercussion cap

  3. Preliminary coat of paintB1formaltechnical

    The first layer of paint or size applied to a surface to prepare it for the final coat.

    ruГрунтовка

    • Apply a coat of primer before painting the wall.
    • The primer helps the paint adhere better to the wood.
    • He used a white primer to cover the dark spots on the ceiling.

    Synonymsprimingundercoat

Forms
  • primers plural form
  • primers' possessive plural form
  • primer's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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