Traduções para „primer“ no dicionário Inglês » Português

I . prime [praɪm] ADJ

prime

principal

of prime importance

de capital importância

in prime condition

em excelente condição

II . prime [praɪm] SUBST sem pl

prime

apogeu m

prime

auge m formal

to be in one's prime [or the prime of one's life]

estar na flor da idade

to be in one's prime [or the prime of one's life]

estar no auge da vida

to be past one's prime

ter perdido o vigor (da juventude)

III . prime [praɪm] VERBO trans

prime surface

dispor

prime gun, pump

preparar

to prime sb for doing sth

instruir alguém para fazer a. c.

prime minister SUBST POL

prime minister

primeiro-ministro(primeira-ministra) m (f)

prime number SUBST MAT

prime number

número m primo

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

inglês

A good moisturizer, primer, foundation, mascara, blush and an eyelash curler.

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To do so, a primer or oligonucleotide aligns with either of ends of the locus.

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The annealing temperature during a polymerase chain reaction determines the specificity of primer annealing.

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It is often used after an eyelash curler and mascara primer.

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Electrically primed small arms cartridges retain the primer which functions in the same way as a conventional primer.

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However, fluorescent reporter probes do not prevent the inhibitory effect of the primer dimers, which may depress accumulation of the desired products in the reaction.

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A wash primer was formulated to replace the dangerous practice of pretreating aluminium aircraft bodies with a phosphoric acid solution.

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The duplex is denatured and the second primer anneals to the newly formed DNA strand, containing sequence from the first primer.

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More common is a primer that is connected to the potable water supply and activates when pressure fluctuations are sensed, such as the flushing of a nearby water closet.

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But it's a decent primer on how not drone on too long with your content.

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