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primary

/ˈpraɪ.mər.i/

Traduction: Décrit ce qui vient en premier par ordre, rang ou importance ; principal ou le plus significatif., Nom désignant ce qui est premier par l'ordre, le rang ou l'importance ; souvent utilisé dans un contexte éducatif pour désigner le premier niveau d'enseignement, ou en politique pour des élections préliminaires.

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adjective

/ˈpraɪ.mər.i/A2formal
  • frDécrit ce qui vient en premier par ordre, rang ou importance ; principal ou le plus significatif.

Describes something that is first in order, rank, or importance; main or most significant.

  1. Most importantB1formal

    Of the greatest importance; principal.

    frPrincipal, primaire

    • The primary goal of the project is to reduce costs.
    • Safety is our primary concern.
    • Her primary responsibility is managing the team.

    Synonymescardinalchiefforemostkeyleadingmainparamountpreeminentprimeprincipal

    Antonymesancillaryincidentalminornegligibleperipheralsecondarysubordinateunimportant

  2. First in order or timeB1formal

    Earliest in time or sequence.

    frPrimaire (premier dans l'ordre ou le temps)

    • The primary stage of the experiment involves data collection.
    • Primary education is compulsory for all children.
    • The primary colors are red, blue, and yellow.

    Synonymesfirstinitialoriginalprimalprimevalprimitive

    Antonymesfinallastsecondarysubsequent

  3. Basic or fundamentalB2formal

    Relating to the most basic or essential aspects of something.

    frPrimaire / fondamental

    • The primary cause of the problem was a software glitch.
    • Understanding the primary principles of physics is essential.
    • The primary source of the information was a government report.

    Synonymesbasalbasiccoreelementalelementaryessentialfundamental

    Antonymesincidentalminorperipheralsecondarysubordinate

Formes
  • more primary comparative form
  • most primary superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ˈpraɪ.mər.i/B1formal
  • frNom désignant ce qui est premier par l'ordre, le rang ou l'importance ; souvent utilisé dans un contexte éducatif pour désigner le premier niveau d'enseignement, ou en politique pour des élections préliminaires.

A noun referring to something that is first in order, rank, or importance; often used in educational contexts to denote the first stage of schooling.

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  1. Most important thingB2formal

    The main or most important person or thing in a group or situation.

    frL'essentiel, le principal

    • The primary of the project is to reduce costs.
    • In this election, the primary is the economy.
    • Safety is the primary of our company policy.

    Synonymeschiefforemostmainprincipalpriority

    Antonymesminorsecondarysubordinate

  2. B2formalamerican

    A preliminary election to select candidates for a final election.

    frPrimaire (élection)

    • She won the Democratic primary by a large margin.
    • Voters will go to the polls for the primary next Tuesday.
    • The primary results surprised many political analysts.

    Synonymesprimary election

  3. School levelA2formalbritish

    A school for children aged 5 to 11 (primary school).

    frÉcole primaire

    • He is a teacher at a local primary.
    • My daughter started primary last September.
    • The primary is located near the town center.

    Synonymeselementarygrade school

Formes
  • primaries plural form
  • primaries' possessive plural form
  • primary'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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