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prime1 English-German

Höhepunkt

prime2 English-German

vorbereiten

prime time English-German

Hauptsendezeit

prime minister English-German

Premierminister, -ministerin

be in one's prime in prime1 English-German

in den besten Jahren sein

prime time-time TV in prime time English-German

Hauptsendezeit im Fernsehen

prime sb. with information/advice in prime2 English-German

jmdn. instruieren/jmdm. Ratschläge erteilen

prime1 British & World English

of first importance; main

prime2 British & World English

make (something) ready for use or action, in particular:

prime English-French

in one's prime

prime French-English

de prime abord

prime1 English-Italian

principale, primo

prime2 English-Italian

preparare

prime1 English-Spanish

principal

prime2 English-Spanish

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

prime3 English-Spanish

aplicar* una capa de imprimación a

prime rib British & World English

a roast or steak cut from the seven ribs immediately before the loin

sub-prime British & World English

denoting or relating to credit or loan arrangements for borrowers with a poor credit history, typically having unfavourable conditions such as high interest rates

sub-prime English-Spanish

sub primedirigido a clientes de bajos recursos o con un historial de crédito deficiente

prime cost British & World English

the direct cost of a commodity in terms of the materials and labour involved in its production, excluding fixed costs

prime lens British & World English

a lens of fixed focal length

prime mover British & World English

a person who is chiefly responsible for the creation or execution of a plan

prime rate British & World English

the lowest rate of interest at which money may be borrowed commercially

prime time British & World English

the time at which a radio or television audience is expected to be at its highest

prime mover English-French

promoteur/-trice m/f

prime mover English-Italian

promotore, -trice mf

prime time English-Italian

prime time, fascia

prime contract British & World English

a contract whose requirements are partly fulfilled by the awarding of subcontracts

prime meridian British & World English

a planet’s meridian adopted as the zero of longitude

prime minister British & World English

the head of an elected government; the principal minister of a sovereign or state

prime vertical British & World English

a great circle in the celestial sphere passing through the zenith and the east and west points of the horizon

prime minister English-French

Premier ministre

Prime Minister English-Italian

Primo Ministro

prime minister English-Spanish

primer ministro

prime the pump in prime2 British & World English

stimulate the growth or success of something by supplying it with money

cut someone off or down in their prime in cut British & World English

bring someone’s life or career to an abrupt end while they are at the peak of their abilities

Mersenne number British & World English

a number of the form 2p−1, where p is a prime number. Such a number which is itself prime is also called a Mersenne prime

Mersenne prime in Mersenne number British & World English

a number of the form 2p−1, where p is a prime number. Such a number which is itself prime is also called a Mersenne prime


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