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* * *I [práiməri]adjective ( primarily adverb)prvi, prvoten, izviren, začeten; prvenstven, glaven, osnoven, temeljen; physics chemistry primaren; geology paleozojskiprimary rocks — prakamenje, pragorovjelinguistics primary accent — glavni naglas (besede)juridically primary evidence — zakonito dokazilo, zadosten dokazjuridically primary liability — neposredno poroštvo, neposredna zavezaeconomy primary share — temeljna delnicaeconomy primary product — prvinagrammar primary tenses — sedanji, pretekli in prihodnji časII [práiməri]nounglavna stvar, osnovna stvar; osnovna barva (tudi primary colour); zoology glavno letalno pero (tudi primary quill ali feather), sprednje krilo pri insektih (tudi primary wing); electrical primarni tok (tudi primary circuit); astronomy glavni planet (tudi primary planet); American politics predvolilno zborovanje (tudi primary assembly ali meeting) za izbiro kandidata
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