Primed tarimas:

/praim/

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Žodžio paaiškinimas anglų kalba:

• adjective: First in excellence, quality, or value. See Usage Note at perfect.
• adjective: First in degree or rank; chief. See Synonyms at chief.
• adjective: First or early in time, order, or sequence; original.
• adjective: Of the highest U.S. government grade of meat.
• adjective: Mathematics Of, relating to, or being a prime number.
• noun: The earliest hours of the day; dawn.
• noun: The first season of the year; spring.
• noun: The age of ideal physical perfection and intellectual vigor.
• noun: The period or phase of ideal or peak condition. See Synonyms at bloom¹.
• noun: The first position of thrust and parry in fencing.
• noun: A mark (ʹ) appended above and to the right of a character, especially:
• noun: One used to distinguish different values of the same variable in a mathematical expression.
• noun: One used to represent a unit of measurement, such as feet or minutes in latitude and longitude.
• noun: Ecclesiastical The second of the seven canonical hours. No longer in liturgical use.
• noun: Ecclesiastical The time appointed for this service, the first hour of the day or 6 A.M.
• noun: Mathematics A prime number.
• noun: A prime rate.
• noun: See primitive.
• verb-transitive: To make ready; prepare: guard dogs primed for attack.
• verb-transitive: To prepare (a gun or mine) for firing by inserting a charge of gunpowder or a primer.
• verb-transitive: To prepare for operation, as by pouring water into a pump or gasoline into a carburetor.
• verb-transitive: To prepare (a surface) for painting by covering with size, primer, or an undercoat.
• verb-transitive: To inform or instruct beforehand; coach.
• verb-intransitive: To become prepared for future action or operation.
• idiom: prime the pump Informal To encourage the growth or action of something.

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