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Premiere
premiere
(premieres, premiering, premiered) 1. The premiere of a new play or film is the first public performance of it. A new Czechoslovak film has had its premiere at the Karlovy Vary film festival. N-COUNT 2. When a film or show premieres or is premiered, it is shown to an audience for the first time. The documentary premiered at the Jerusalem Film Festival... The opera is due to be premiered by ENO next year. VERB: V, be V-ed
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1.
I. noun see premiere II II. verb see premiere III PREMIERE I. adjective Etymology: alteration of 1premier Date: 1768 premier II. noun also premiere Etymology: French premiere, from feminine of premier first Date: 1889 1. a first performance or exhibition the ~ of a play 2. the chief actress of a theatrical cast III. verb also premiere or premier (~d; also premiered; premiering; also premiering) Date: 1933 transitive verb to give a first public performance of intransitive verb 1. to have a first public performance 2. to appear for the first time as a star performer ...Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary
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1. первый, главный, ведущий 2. давать премьеру his symphony was premiered in Boston —- его симфония была впервые исполнена в Бостоне 3. впервые выступить в главной роли (о новой кинозвезде и т. п.) 4. впервые появиться the magazine is scheduled to premiere next fall —- первый номер журнала должен выйти осенью следующего года ...Новый большой англо-русский словарь
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4.
premiйre ~ n the first public performance of a film or play (world premiere (=the first performance in the world)) (Spielberg's new movie gets its world premiere tonight.) - premiere v ...Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
5.
- 1889, from Fr. premiиre, in phrase premiиre reprйsentation, from fem. of O.Fr. premier "first" (see premier). ...Английский Этимологический словарь
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