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♦ prime /praɪm/A a.1 primo; primario; principale; fondamentale: the prime cause, la causa prima; (polit.) prime minister, primo ministro; (mat.) prime number, numero primo; a matter of prime importance, una faccenda di primaria importanza; prime motive, motivo fondamentaleB n.1 colmo; fiore; pieno rigoglio: in the prime of life (o in one's prime) nel fiore degli anni, nel pieno rigoglio delle forze; in the prime of manhood, nel pieno rigoglio della virilità; He's past his prime, non è più nel fiore degli anni2 (il) meglio, (la) parte migliore (di qc.); apice: the prime of one's career, l'apice della propria carriera4 (relig.) prima; prima ora canonica; ufficio della prima ora canonica5 (mat.) numero primo6 minuto primo; segno di minuto primo o di «pollice» (per es.: 25′)8 (mus.) tono fondamentale● (filos.) prime agent, primo agente □ ( banca) prime borrower, mutuatario di prim'ordine □ (org. az.) prime contractor, capocommessa □ (econ.) prime cost, costo primo □ prime entry, (rag.) prima nota; (dog.) bolletta d'entrata □ (geogr.) prime meridian, meridiano zero □ prime mover, (filos., teol.) primo motore; (econ.) fonte prima d'energia; (tecn., mecc.) motore primo; (fig.) motore (fig.), causa, movente □ (fin., banca) prime rate, prime rate ( tasso d'interesse minimo per clienti di primaria importanza) □ ( radio, TV) prime time, fascia oraria di massimo ascolto; prima serata □ (mus.) prime tone, tono fondamentale.(to) prime /praɪm/v. t.4 (fig. fam.) imbottire, rimpinzare (q. di cibo); saturare5 istruire; preparare, imbeccare (fam.): The witness had been primed by the counsel for the defence, il testimone era stato imbeccato dall'avvocato difensore7 (mecc.) iniettare benzina in ( un cilindro, un carburatore) per avviare il motore; dare un cicchetto a (pop.)● to prime the pump, adescare la pompa; (fig., fin.: dello Stato, dell'intervento pubblico) rimettere in moto l'economia □ ( slang USA) primed to the ears, imbottito d'alcol; sbronzo. -
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[nəʊ]1. adv1) (opposite of "yes") noare you coming? — no — vieni? — no
would you like some more? — no thank you — ne vuoi ancora? — no grazie
2)it is no easy task — non è un'impresa facilethere is no such thing — una cosa simile non esiste
3)there were no fewer than 100 people — c'erano non meno di 100 personehe wants to become prime minister, no less! — vuole diventare nientemeno che primo ministro!
2. adj1) (not any) nessuno (-a)there's no denying it — non si può negarlo
"no dogs" — "vietato l'accesso ai cani"
"no entry" — "vietato l'accesso"
she has no furniture — non ha mobili, non ha nessun mobile
it is of no interest to us — non siamo interessati
there is no more coffee — non c'è più caffè
who's going with you? — no one — chi ti accompagna? — nessuno
"no parking" — "divieto di sosta"
there is no reason to believe... — non c'è ragione di credere che...
"no smoking" — "vietato fumare"
2)3. n, noes plno m inv
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