英语词汇“premiere”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

nvadj

A premiere is the first showing of a work of art. A movie premiere often takes place in Los Angeles or New York, with stars in attendance and the iconic red carpet rolled out to greet them.

Premiere comes from the French première, which means "first." The French origin probably accounts for the word's being seen as elegant and exciting. Over time, premiere has spawned its own verb––to premiere means to perform or be performed for the first time.

CHOOSE YOUR WORDS

premier / premiere

Choose your words:

Avon: Building The World's Premier/Premiere Company For Women

Namely, RJ has a choice to make, hence the season two premier/premiere title, "RJ's Choice."

In the first sentence, Avon is being described as the chief, or perhaps the earliest, company for women. The correct choice is premier. It entered English in 1448 from the Middle French premier, for first or chief, which comes from the Latin prīmarīus. A premier can also refer to a prime minister.

Premier Kathy Dunderdale says Danny Williams did not bring any concerns to her directly.

The first fruits of Bay of Plenty's premier rugby status are about to be harvested.

The second sentence discusses the first episode of a TV show's second season. This time we want premiere, meaning first public performance. This is also a borrowing from French, in this case from première in première representation, in 1889. This première is the feminine form of premier.

It makes it even more surprising a zero-budget production about the wall-crawling superhero was able to premiere first.

The Mainstage Season season will begin with the New York premiere of Itamar Moses' Completeness.

Premiere was first used as a verb, as in to have a first public performance, in 1940. It took several decades before critics allowed premiere to be used that way, but the usage is now considered standard.

WORD FAMILY

premiere: premiered, premieres, premiering

USAGE EXAMPLES

Reviewing the premiere in Philadelphia last fall, Zachary Woolfe of The New York Times called it an “ambitious, accomplished, dramatically direct opera.”

New York Times(Jan 02, 2017)

What harm is there in watching the premiere?

Salon(Jan 01, 2017)

As a result, prominent patrons circulated a petition imploring Beethoven to keep the premiere in Vienna.

Seattle Times(Jan 01, 2017)

1n the first public performance of a play or movie

Hyper

performance, public presentation

a dramatic or musical entertainment

2v be performed for the first time

Syn

premier

3v perform a work for the first time

Syn|Hyper

premier

do, execute, perform

carry out or perform an action

4adj preceding all others in time

the premiere showing

Syn

premier
first

preceding all others in time or space or degree

单词	premiere
释义	premiere (once / 1493 pages) nvadj A premiere is the first showing of a work of art. A movie premiere often takes place in Los Angeles or New York, with stars in attendance and the iconic red carpet rolled out to greet them. Premiere comes from the French première, which means "first." The French origin probably accounts for the word's being seen as elegant and exciting. Over time, premiere has spawned its own verb––to premiere means to perform or be performed for the first time. CHOOSE YOUR WORDS premier / premiere Choose your words: Avon: Building The World's Premier/Premiere Company For Women Namely, RJ has a choice to make, hence the season two premier/premiere title, "RJ's Choice." In the first sentence, Avon is being described as the chief, or perhaps the earliest, company for women. The correct choice is premier. It entered English in 1448 from the Middle French premier, for first or chief, which comes from the Latin prīmarīus. A premier can also refer to a prime minister. Premier Kathy Dunderdale says Danny Williams did not bring any concerns to her directly. The first fruits of Bay of Plenty's premier rugby status are about to be harvested. The second sentence discusses the first episode of a TV show's second season. This time we want premiere, meaning first public performance. This is also a borrowing from French, in this case from première in première representation, in 1889. This première is the feminine form of premier. It makes it even more surprising a zero-budget production about the wall-crawling superhero was able to premiere first. The Mainstage Season season will begin with the New York premiere of Itamar Moses' Completeness. Premiere was first used as a verb, as in to have a first public performance, in 1940. It took several decades before critics allowed premiere to be used that way, but the usage is now considered standard. WORD FAMILY premiere: premiered, premieres, premiering USAGE EXAMPLES Reviewing the premiere in Philadelphia last fall, Zachary Woolfe of The New York Times called it an “ambitious, accomplished, dramatically direct opera.” New York Times(Jan 02, 2017) What harm is there in watching the premiere? Salon(Jan 01, 2017) As a result, prominent patrons circulated a petition imploring Beethoven to keep the premiere in Vienna. Seattle Times(Jan 01, 2017) 1n the first public performance of a play or movie Hyper performance, public presentation a dramatic or musical entertainment 2v be performed for the first time Syn premier 3v perform a work for the first time Syn\|Hyper premier do, execute, perform carry out or perform an action 4adj preceding all others in time the premiere showing Syn premier first preceding all others in time or space or degree
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