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I. first [am. angl. fərst, brit. angl. fəːst] PRID. The usual translation of first, primero, becomes primer when it precedes a masculine singular noun.

1.1. first (initial):

first
Enrique I (read as: Enrique primero)
the first time I saw you
who's going to be first?
our horse was first
first things first

1.2. first (in seniority, standing):

first
the first eleven/fifteen brit. angl.
first tenor
first violins
primeros violines m. spol mn.

2. first (elliptical use):

he fell at the first
he came in an easy first
the first she knew about it was when …

3. first in phrases:

at first
from the first
from the first
from first to last

II. first [am. angl. fərst, brit. angl. fəːst] PRISL.

1.1. first (ahead of others):

first
he hit me first
he came first in the exam
ladies first
first come, first served tickets will be available on a first come, first served basis

1.2. first (before other actions, events):

first
first
first off am. angl. pog.
first off am. angl. pog.

1.3. first (beforehand):

first
first

1.4. first (for the first time):

first
I first saw her in May
I first saw her in May
when I first met him
when we first learned that …

1.5. first (rather):

first

2. first in phrases:

first and last
first of all
first of all

III. first [am. angl. fərst, brit. angl. fəːst] SAM.

1. first DIRKAL.:

first, a. first gear brez čl.
primera ž. spol

2. first (original idea, accomplishment):

first
primicia ž. spol

3. first brit. angl. UNIV.:

first

I. twenty-first [ˌtwɛntɪˈfəːst] PRID.

twenty-first
fiesta ž. spol de los 21 años

II. twenty-first [ˌtwɛntɪˈfəːst] PRISL.

twenty-first

III. twenty-first [ˌtwɛntɪˈfəːst] SAM.

I. fifth [am. angl. fɪ(f)θ, brit. angl. fɪfθ] PRID.

1.1. fifth:

Enrique V (read as: Enrique quinto)
quinta parte ž. spol
quinto m. spol

1.2. fifth (in seniority, standing):

2. fifth (elliptical use):

we'll arrive (on) May fifth or brit. angl. May the fifth

II. fifth [am. angl. fɪ(f)θ, brit. angl. fɪfθ] PRISL.

1. fifth (in position, time, order):

2. fifth (with superl):

III. fifth [am. angl. fɪ(f)θ, brit. angl. fɪfθ] SAM.

1.1. fifth MAT.:

quinto m. spol

1.2. fifth (part):

quinta parte ž. spol
quinto m. spol

1.3. fifth GLAS.:

quinta ž. spol

1.4. fifth (measure):

fifth am. angl.

1.5. fifth (in competition):

2. fifth brez čl.:

quinta ž. spol

double first SAM.

1. double first (in UK):

double first (degree)

2. double first (degree holder):

double first

head first [am. angl. ˌhɛdˈfərst, brit. angl. ˌhɛd ˈfəːst] PRISL.

1. head first (with head foremost):

head first

2. head first (over-hastily):

head first

safety first SAM. U

safety first
safety first tactics ŠPORT

first base SAM. U am. angl. ŠPORT

first base
primera base ž. spol
first base
inicial ž. spol
not to reach or get to first base pog.

first aider [am. angl. ˌfərst ˈeɪdər, brit. angl. ˌfəːst ˈeɪdə] SAM.

first aider

first edition SAM. U or C (issue, book)

first edition
primera edición ž. spol
first edition

I. first class <atribut. first-class> [ˌfəːstˈklɑːs] PRID.

1. first class (of highest grade):

first class hotel/ticket
first class travel
she has a first-class degree brit. angl.
she has a first-class degree brit. angl.

2.1. first class (excellent):

first class performance/book/athlete
first class performance/book/athlete
first class bore/idiot

2.2. first class (full-blown) atribut.:

first class scandal/row/foul-up

3. first class brit. angl. (highest priority):

first-class mail

4. first class am. angl. VOJ. after samost.:

private first class
cabo m. spol primero
brigada m. spol

II. first class [ˌfəːstˈklɑːs] PRISL.

first class travel/fly:

first class

I. first-foot [am. angl. ˈfərst ˈˌfʊt, brit. angl.] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

to go first-footing

II. first-foot [am. angl. ˈfərst ˈˌfʊt, brit. angl.] GLAG. preh. glag.

to first-foot sb

III. first-foot [am. angl. ˈfərst ˈˌfʊt, brit. angl.] SAM. brez mn.

first-foot

v slovarju PONS

I. first [fɜ:st, am. angl. fɜ:rst] PRID.

first (earliest):

first
for the first time
at first sight

fraza:

II. first [fɜ:st, am. angl. fɜ:rst] PRISL.

first
first (firstly)
first of all
at first
to go head first

fraza:

first come first served pog.

III. first [fɜ:st, am. angl. fɜ:rst] SAM.

1. first:

the first
the first
from the (very) first

2. first brit. angl. UNIV.:

first

I. first-class PRID.

first-class

II. first-class PRISL.

first-rate [ˌfɜ:stˈreɪt, am. angl. ˌfɜ:rst-] PRID.

first-rate

first person SAM. LINGV.

first person
primera persona ž. spol

I. first-born [ˈfɜ:stbɔ:n, am. angl. ˈfɜ:rstbɔr:n] PRID.

first-born

II. first-born [ˈfɜ:stbɔ:n, am. angl. ˈfɜ:rstbɔr:n] SAM.

first-born
primogénito(-a) m. spol (ž. spol)

first cousin SAM.

first cousin
primo(-a) m. spol (ž. spol) hermano

first strike SAM.

first strike
primer golpe m. spol

first lady SAM. am. angl.

the first lady

first night SAM.

first night
noche ž. spol de estreno

first aid SAM.

first aid
primeros auxilios m. spol mn.
v slovarju PONS

I. first [fɜrst] PRID.

first (earliest):

first
for the first time
at first sight
the first of December/December first
the first of December/December first

fraza:

II. first [fɜrst] PRISL.

first
first (firstly)
first of all
at first
to go head first

fraza:

first come first served pog.

III. first [fɜrst] SAM.

the first
the first
from the (very) first

first-class PRID.

first-class

I. first class SAM.

first class
primera clase ž. spol

II. first class PRISL.

first person SAM. LINGV.

first person
primera persona ž. spol

first cousin SAM.

first cousin
primo (-a) m. spol (ž. spol) hermano

first name SAM.

first name
nombre m. spol (de pila)

first night SAM.

first night
noche ž. spol de estreno

first floor SAM.

first floor
planta ž. spol baja

first-rate [ˌfɜrst·ˈreɪt] PRID.

first-rate

first offender SAM.

first offender
Present
Ifirst-foot
youfirst-foot
he/she/itfirst-foots
wefirst-foot
youfirst-foot
theyfirst-foot
Past
Ifirst-footed
youfirst-footed
he/she/itfirst-footed
wefirst-footed
youfirst-footed
theyfirst-footed
Present Perfect
Ihavefirst-footed
youhavefirst-footed
he/she/ithasfirst-footed
wehavefirst-footed
youhavefirst-footed
theyhavefirst-footed
Past Perfect
Ihadfirst-footed
youhadfirst-footed
he/she/ithadfirst-footed
wehadfirst-footed
youhadfirst-footed
theyhadfirst-footed