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premier 【PREMIER】Winston Churchill is one of the well-known premiers of Great Britain.温斯顿·丘吉尔是英国著名的首相之一。【重点词汇】premier n. 首相

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[prɪ'mɪr] 
premierfirst in rank or degree
Premier is another way of saying “first” or “best” like the premier  ice cream store on the block that always has a line snaking around the corner. In a political sense a premier is a head of state.
As adjective or noun, this word has to do with whatever’s first and foremost. Leaders of countries are often called premiers, since they’re the first, most important people in government — like how we call the President's wife the “First Lady.” If you’re referring to something that started first, is the best, or is the head of a country, choose premier unless first will do!
All forms of 'premier' will appear on average once every 265 pages.premierpremiership
CHOOSE RIGHT 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.

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Back	【PREMIER】 Winston Churchill is one of the well-known premiers of Great Britain. 温斯顿·丘吉尔是英国著名的首相之一。【重点词汇】 premier n. 首相
Vocab	premierfirst in rank or degree Premier is another way of saying “first” or “best” like the premier ice cream store on the block that always has a line snaking around the corner. In a political sense a premier is a head of state. As adjective or noun, this word has to do with whatever’s first and foremost. Leaders of countries are often called premiers, since they’re the first, most important people in government — like how we call the President's wife the “First Lady.” If you’re referring to something that started first, is the best, or is the head of a country, choose premier unless first will do! All forms of 'premier' will appear on average once every 265 pages. premier premiership CHOOSE RIGHT 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.

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