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allinglese
premier(-ère)
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
I. first [brit. angl. fəːst, am. angl. fərst] ZAIM.
1. first (of series, group):
first
premier/première m. spol/ž. spol (to do à faire)
Beethoven's first GLAS.
2. first (of month):
the first (of May)
3. first:
First (in titles) Charles the First
4. first (initial moment):
5. first (beginning):
first
début m. spol
from the (very) first
from first to last
6. first (new experience):
a first for sb/sth
7. first DIRKAL. (gear):
to be in first driver, car:
8. first brit. angl. UNIV. (degree):
first
mention ž. spol très bien
to get a first in history or a history first
II. first [brit. angl. fəːst, am. angl. fərst] PRID.
1. first (of series, group):
first
the first person to do
the first person that did (first of several)
the first person that did (first ever)
2. first (in phrases):
at first glance or sight
for the first time
I'll do it first thing
3. first (slightest):
III. first [brit. angl. fəːst, am. angl. fərst] PRISL.
1. first (before others):
first arrive, leave
Louise left first
to get there first dobes., fig.
you go first!
ladies first!
2. first (at top of ranking):
to come first IGRE, ŠPORT
to come first fig.
to put sb/sth first fig.
put your family first
3. first (to begin with):
first
first of all
first we must decide
there are two reasons: first…
4. first (for the first time):
first
I first met him in Paris
5. first (rather):
first
IV. first [brit. angl. fəːst, am. angl. fərst]
first come first served
first things first
to put first things first
I. gear [brit. angl. ɡɪə, am. angl. ɡɪr] SAM.
1. gear (equipment):
matériel m. spol
2. gear (personal possessions, stuff):
gear pog.
affaires ž. spol mn.
3. gear (clothes):
ž. spol mn. tennis/football gear
4. gear DIRKAL.:
vitesse ž. spol
bottom or first gear
to get (oneself) into gear for sth fig.
5. gear TEH. (toothed wheel):
roue ž. spol dentée
6. gear (drugs):
gear pog.
drogués ž. spol mn.
II. gears SAM. mn. samost.
1. gears DIRKAL.:
2. gears TEH.:
engrenage m. spol
III. gear [brit. angl. ɡɪə, am. angl. ɡɪr] GLAG. preh. glag.
1. gear (tailor):
to be geared to or towards sb/sth course, policy, system, tax:
2. gear (provide with gearing):
gear DIRKAL., TEH. car
gear other machinery
first performance SAM.
first performance GLAS., GLED.
first violin SAM.
first violin
premier violon m. spol
first-generation PRID. (all contexts)
first-ever PRID.
first-ever
first floor SAM.
1. first floor:
first floor brit. angl.
premier étage m. spol
first floor am. angl.
rez-de-chaussée m. spol
fraza:
first-floor atribut. room, apartment brit. angl.
first-floor am. angl.
first-hand [brit. angl. ˌfəːstˈhand, am. angl. ˌfərstˈhænd] PRID. PRISL.
first-hand
at first hand
first light SAM.
first light
premières lueurs ž. spol mn.
at first light
first-timer [am. angl. fərs(t)ˈtaɪmər] SAM. pog.
débutant/-e m. spol/ž. spol
he's a first-timer
first year SAM.
1. first year:
first year ŠOL., UNIV. (group)
première année ž. spol
first year (pupil)
élève m. in ž. spol en première année
first year (student)
étudiant/-e m. spol/ž. spol en première année
fraza:
first-year atribut. student
first-year course, teacher, class
v slovarju PONS
I. first [fɜ:st, am. angl. fɜ:rst] PRID.
first
for the first time
to do sth first thing
fraza:
in the first place brit. angl.
not to know the first thing about sth
first things first
II. first [fɜ:st, am. angl. fɜ:rst] PRISL.
first
first of all pog.
at first
I have to wash first
first come first served pog.
III. first [fɜ:st, am. angl. fɜ:rst] SAM.
1. first (coming before):
first
premier(-ère) m. spol (ž. spol)
a first for sb
2. first (beginning):
first
commencement m. spol
from the very first
3. first (date):
the first of June
4. first AVTO.:
first
première ž. spol
5. first UNIV.:
first
IV. first [fɜ:st, am. angl. fɜ:rst] ZAIM.
first
I. eighth [eɪtθ] PRID.
eighth note am. angl.
croche ž. spol
II. eighth [eɪtθ] SAM. no mn.
1. eighth (order):
2. eighth (date):
3. eighth (equal parts):
III. eighth [eɪtθ] PRISL. (in lists)
first lady SAM. am. angl.
the first lady
first name SAM.
first name
prénom m. spol
first offender SAM.
first offender
criminel(le) m. spol (ž. spol) sans casier judiciaire
first cousin SAM.
first cousin
cousin(e) m. spol (ž. spol)
first night SAM.
first night
première ž. spol
first-rate PRID.
first-rate
I. first class SAM.
first class
première classe ž. spol
II. first class PRID.
first-class hotel, ticket
first-class merchandise
first-class restaurant
first-class mail
III. first class PRISL.
first class travel
first class send
first-hand PRID. PRISL.
first-hand
first aid SAM.
first aid
v slovarju PONS
I. first [fɜrst] PRID.
first
for the first time
to do sth first thing
fraza:
in the first place
not to know the first thing about sth
first things first
II. first [fɜrst] PRISL.
first
first of all pog.
at first
I have to wash first
first come first served pog.
III. first [fɜrst] SAM.
1. first (coming before):
first
premier(-ère) m. spol (ž. spol)
a first for sb
2. first (beginning):
first
commencement m. spol
from the very first
3. first (date):
the first of June
4. first AVTO.:
first
première ž. spol
IV. first [fɜrst] ZAIM.
first
I. eighth [eɪtθ] PRID.
croche ž. spol
II. eighth [eɪtθ] SAM.
1. eighth (order):
2. eighth (date):
3. eighth (equal parts):
III. eighth [eɪtθ] PRISL. (in lists)
first offender SAM. PRAVO
first offender
délinquant (e) m. spol (ž. spol) primaire
first night SAM.
first night
première ž. spol
first-rate PRID.
first-rate
first aid SAM.
first aid
first-class PRID.
first-class hotel, ticket
first-class merchandise
first-class restaurant
first-class mail
first lady SAM.
the first lady
first cousin SAM.
first cousin
cousin(e) m. spol (ž. spol)
I. first class SAM.
first class
première classe ž. spol
II. first class PRISL.
first class to travel
first class to send
first name SAM.
first name
prénom m. spol
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Finally, couples should consider discussing the decision with other commuter couples to gain first-hand knowledge.
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