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premiere
UK
/prɛmˈɪə/
US
/prɪˈmɪr/
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premiere
noun
premieres
pl
UK
/prɛmˈɪə/
US
/prɪˈmɪr/
премьера
The movie's premiere was attended by many celebrities.
На премьеру фильма пришло много знаменитостей.
Additional translations
дебют
первая постановка
Synonyms
opening
debut
introduction
launch
first performance
premiere
verb
premiered
Past Simple
premiered
Past Participle
premiering
Gerund
UK
/ˌprɛm.iˈeə/
US
/ˌprɛm.iˈɛr/
Additional translations
выпускать впервые
давать премьеру
Synonyms
debut
present
unveil
introduce
launch
premiere
adjective
more premiere
Comp.
most premiere
Super.
UK
/ˈprem.i.eə/
US
/prɛˈmjɛr/
премьерный
The premiere performance of the play was a huge success.
Премьерный показ пьесы имел огромный успех.
Synonyms
leading
top
preeminent
supreme
prime
premier
primary
principal
chief
foremost
Definitions
premiere
noun
The first public performance or showing of a play, film, or piece of music.
The movie's premiere attracted a large crowd of fans and celebrities.
(rare) A leading female performer, especially in ballet or opera.
As the company's premiere, she danced the title role flawlessly.
premiere
verb
To present a performance or show for the first time.
The theater will premiere the new play next Friday.
To appear or be introduced for the first time.
The film will premiere at the international film festival.
premiere
adjective
First in importance, order, or position; leading or primary.
The magazine's premiere issue sold out within hours.
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