词汇 | prime |
释义 | prime adjective [ before noun ] uk/praɪm/ us/praɪm/ C2 首要的,主要的;基本的 main or most important This is a prime example of 1930s architecture. 这是20世纪30年代建筑风格的一个重要的范例。 the prime suspect in a murder investigation 谋杀案调查中的主要嫌疑犯 a prime source of evidence 证据的主要来源 The president is a prime (= likely) target for the assassin's bullet. 总统是这名刺客的主要目标。 质量最好的,一流的 of the best quality prime beef 上等牛肉 The hotel is in a prime location in the city centre. 该旅馆位于市中心的黄金地段。
prime noun uk/praɪm/ us/praɪm/ (BEST TIME) [ S ]全盛时期;盛年,壮年时期 the period in your life when you are most active or successful This is a dancer in her prime. 这是一位正值巅峰时期的女舞蹈家。 Middle age can be the prime of life if you have the right attitude. 如果心态正确,中年会是人一生中的全盛时期。 I suspect this cheese is past its prime. 我觉得这块奶酪已经不那么新鲜了。 Synonym: heyday prime verb [ T ] uk/praɪm/ us/praɪm/ 事先给(某人)提供情况,使有所准备 to tell someone something that will prepare them for a particular situation I'd been primed so I knew not to mention her son. 因为事先得到提醒,所以我知道不要提及她的儿子。 在(木质表面)上涂底漆(或底色) to cover the surface of wood with a special paint before the main paint is put on 为…装雷管(或火药) to make a bomb or gun ready to explode or fire |
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