| Id | ESLPod_0722_WE_1118 |
|---|---|
| Episode Id | ESLPod 722 |
| Episode Title | Talking About Television Shows |
| Phrase | premier |
| Text | The word "premier," in this podcast, means the first time something is shown or seen, or the first episode of a show in a particular TV season: "As soon I saw the premier, I knew it would become my favorite TV show." It can also be used as a verb with the same meaning: "Do you know when that musical premiered on Broadway?" A "premier" can also be the head, leader, or prime minister of a country or province: "Stalin was the premier of the USSR for many years." As an adjective, "premier" describes things that are the best or most important: "It must be fun to stay in premier hotels, but we save money by staying in cheap hostels." |
| Topics | Entertainment + Sports |
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