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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. prime [Brit prʌɪm, Am praɪm] N

1. prime (peak period):

in its prime organization, industry
to be past one's prime person:
to be past its prime building, institution, car:
in the prime of life

2. prime MATH:

prime, a. prime number

3. prime REL:

prime
prime f

II. prime [Brit prʌɪm, Am praɪm] ADJ

1. prime (chief):

prime aim, candidate, factor, target, suspect
prime importance

2. prime COMM (good quality) attr:

prime site, location, land
prime meat, cuts
prime foodstuffs
in prime condition machine
in prime condition livestock
of prime quality

3. prime (classic):

prime example, instance

4. prime MATH:

prime

III. prime [Brit prʌɪm, Am praɪm] VB trans

1. prime (brief):

prime witness, interviewee
to prime sb about details, facts
to prime sb to say

2. prime CONSTR (apply primer to):

prime wood, metal

3. prime MIL:

prime device, bomb, firearm

4. prime TECH:

prime pump

prime-ministerial ADJ

prime-ministerial power, role, responsibility:

prime meridian N

prime meridian

prime cost N

prime cost

prime ministership N

prime bill N

prime bill

prime time N

1. prime time:

prime time
prime time
prime-time m

Phrases:

prime-time attr advertising, programme

prime mover N

1. prime mover (influential force):

prime mover (person)

2. prime mover:

prime mover PHYS, TECH

3. prime mover PHILOS:

prime mover

prime number N

prime number

prime rate N

prime rate

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francuski

I. prime [praɪm] ADJ

1. prime (main):

prime
prime suspect

2. prime (best):

prime
prime food
prime example
prime quality

II. prime [praɪm] N

1. prime no pl:

prime
to be in one's prime
to be past one's prime
in the prime of life

2. prime MATH:

prime

III. prime [praɪm] VB trans

1. prime (prepare):

prime
prime bomb, gun, pump
prime wood, surface
to prime oneself to +infin
se préparer à +infin

2. prime (inform):

prime

prime time N

prime time

prime number N

prime number

prime minister N

prime minister
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
amorcer siphon
to prime
in one's prime
to be in the prime of life
Prime Minister
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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. prime [praɪm] ADJ

1. prime (main):

prime
prime suspect

2. prime (best):

prime
prime food
prime example
prime quality

II. prime [praɪm] N

1. prime:

prime
to be in one's prime
to be past one's prime
in the prime of life

2. prime math:

prime

III. prime [praɪm] VB trans

1. prime (prepare):

prime
prime bomb, gun, pump
prime wood, surface
to prime oneself to +infin
se préparer à +infin

2. prime (inform):

prime

prime number N

prime number

prime minister N

prime minister

prime time N

prime time
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
amorcer siphon
to prime
Prime Minister
in one's prime
to be in the prime of life
Present
Iprime
youprime
he/she/itprimes
weprime
youprime
theyprime
Past
Iprimed
youprimed
he/she/itprimed
weprimed
youprimed
theyprimed
Present Perfect
Ihaveprimed
youhaveprimed
he/she/ithasprimed
wehaveprimed
youhaveprimed
theyhaveprimed
Past Perfect
Ihadprimed
youhadprimed
he/she/ithadprimed
wehadprimed
youhadprimed
theyhadprimed