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Prime
premier(-ère)

Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

I. prime [Brit prʌɪm, americ praɪm] SUBST

1. prime (peak period):

in its prime organization, industry
to be past one's prime person:
to be past its prime building, institution, car:
in the prime of life

2. prime MAT:

prime, a. prime number

3. prime REL:

prime
prime f

II. prime [Brit prʌɪm, americ praɪm] ADJ

1. prime (chief):

prime aim, candidate, factor, target, suspect
prime importance

2. prime COM (good quality) atrib:

prime site, location, land
prime meat, cuts
prime foodstuffs
in prime condition machine
in prime condition livestock
of prime quality

3. prime (classic):

prime example, instance

4. prime MAT:

prime

III. prime [Brit prʌɪm, americ praɪm] VERBO trans

1. prime (brief):

prime witness, interviewee
to prime sb about details, facts
to prime sb to say

2. prime CONSTR (apply primer to):

prime wood, metal

3. prime MILITAR:

prime device, bomb, firearm

4. prime TÉC:

prime pump

prime-ministerial ADJ

prime-ministerial power, role, responsibility:

prime meridian SUBST

prime meridian

prime cost SUBST

prime cost

prime ministership SUBST

prime bill SUBST

prime bill

prime time SUBST

1. prime time:

prime time
prime time
prime-time m

Expressões:

prime-time atrib advertising, programme

prime mover SUBST

1. prime mover (influential force):

prime mover (person)

2. prime mover:

prime mover FÍS, TÉC

3. prime mover FILOSOF:

prime mover

prime number SUBST

prime number

prime rate SUBST

prime rate

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francês

I. prime [praɪm] ADJ

1. prime (main):

prime
prime suspect

2. prime (best):

prime
prime food
prime example
prime quality

II. prime [praɪm] SUBST

1. prime no pl:

prime
to be in one's prime
to be past one's prime
in the prime of life

2. prime MAT:

prime

III. prime [praɪm] VERBO trans

1. prime (prepare):

prime
prime bomb, gun, pump
prime wood, surface
to prime oneself to +infin
se préparer à +infin

2. prime (inform):

prime

prime time SUBST

prime time

prime number SUBST

prime number

prime minister SUBST

prime minister
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
amorcer siphon
to prime
in one's prime
to be in the prime of life
Prime Minister
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inglês
inglês
francês
francês

I. prime [praɪm] ADJ

1. prime (main):

prime
prime suspect

2. prime (best):

prime
prime food
prime example
prime quality

II. prime [praɪm] SUBST

1. prime:

prime
to be in one's prime
to be past one's prime
in the prime of life

2. prime math:

prime

III. prime [praɪm] VERBO trans

1. prime (prepare):

prime
prime bomb, gun, pump
prime wood, surface
to prime oneself to +infin
se préparer à +infin

2. prime (inform):

prime

prime number SUBST

prime number

prime minister SUBST

prime minister

prime time SUBST

prime time
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
amorcer siphon
to prime
Prime Minister
in one's prime
to be in the prime of life
Present
Iprime
youprime
he/she/itprimes
weprime
youprime
theyprime
Past
Iprimed
youprimed
he/she/itprimed
weprimed
youprimed
theyprimed
Present Perfect
Ihaveprimed
youhaveprimed
he/she/ithasprimed
wehaveprimed
youhaveprimed
theyhaveprimed
Past Perfect
Ihadprimed
youhadprimed
he/she/ithadprimed
wehadprimed
youhadprimed
theyhadprimed

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The prime rate rose to 21.5% in 1981 as well.
en.wikipedia.org
How fast does the lender increase rates when prime rate rises?
www.theglobeandmail.com
The prime rate at most banks, which variable rate mortgages are tied to, is at 3% but ratesupermarket.ca says it's more like 2.35% with discounting.
business.financialpost.com
It also discounts the odds of prime rate staying at or below today's levels for the next five years.
www.theglobeandmail.com
The interest rate is the bank's prime rate plus 1.5%.
www.stockhouse.com