premier

英 [ˈpremiə(r)]

美 [prɪˈmɪr]

adj.  首要的; 最著名的; 最成功的; 第一的
n.  (尤用于报章等)首相，总理; (加拿大的)省总理，地区总理

复数：premiers　过去分词：premiered　过去式：premiered　现在分词：premiering　第三人称单数：premiers　

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牛津词典

adj.

• 首要的；最著名的；最成功的；第一的
  most important, famous or successful
  1. one of the country's premier chefs
     国家名厨之一
  2. the Premier League/Division
     超级联赛

noun

• （尤用于报章等）首相，总理
  used especially in newspapers, etc. to mean ‘prime minister’
• （加拿大的）省总理，地区总理
  (in Canada) the first minister of a province or territory

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 总理；首相
  The leader of the government of a country is sometimes referred to as the country'spremier.
  1. ...Australian premier Paul Keating.
     澳大利亚总理保罗·基廷
• ADJ 最好的；最佳的；最重要的
  Premieris used to describe something that is considered to be the best or most important thing of a particular type.
  1. ...the country's premier opera company.
     这个国家的顶尖歌剧团

英英释义

noun

• the person who is head of state (in several countries)
  Synonym:chancellorprime minister
• the person who holds the position of head of the government in the United Kingdom
  Synonym:Prime MinisterPM

verb

• perform a work for the first time
  Synonym:premiere
• be performed for the first time
  1. We premiered the opera of the young composer and it was a critical success
  Synonym:premiere

adj

• preceding all others in time
  1. the premiere showing
  Synonym:premiere

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