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primero, -a
I. first [americ fərst, Brit fəːst] ADJ The usual translation of first, primero, becomes primer when it precedes a masculine singular noun.
1.1. first (initial):
first
Enrique I (read as: Enrique primero)
the first time I saw you
who's going to be first?
our horse was first
first things first
1.2. first (in seniority, standing):
first
the first eleven/fifteen Brit
first tenor
first violins
2. first (elliptical use):
he fell at the first
he came in an easy first
the first she knew about it was when
3. first in phrases:
at first
from the first
from the first
from first to last
II. first [americ fərst, Brit fəːst] ADV
1.1. first (ahead of others):
first
he hit me first
he came first in the exam
ladies first
first come, first served tickets will be available on a first come, first served basis
1.2. first (before other actions, events):
first
first
first off americ coloq
first off americ coloq
1.3. first (beforehand):
first
first
1.4. first (for the first time):
first
I first saw her in May
I first saw her in May
when I first met him
when we first learned that
1.5. first (rather):
first
2. first in phrases:
first and last
first of all
first of all
III. first [americ fərst, Brit fəːst] SUBST
1. first MOTOR:
first, a. first gear sem art
2. first (original idea, accomplishment):
first
3. first Brit UNIV:
first
I. twenty-first [ˌtwɛntɪˈfəːst] ADJ
twenty-first
II. twenty-first [ˌtwɛntɪˈfəːst] ADV
twenty-first
III. twenty-first [ˌtwɛntɪˈfəːst] SUBST
I. fifth [americ fɪ(f)θ, Brit fɪfθ] ADJ
1.1. fifth:
Enrique V (read as: Enrique quinto)
1.2. fifth (in seniority, standing):
2. fifth (elliptical use):
II. fifth [americ fɪ(f)θ, Brit fɪfθ] ADV
1. fifth (in position, time, order):
2. fifth (with superl):
III. fifth [americ fɪ(f)θ, Brit fɪfθ] SUBST
1.1. fifth MAT:
1.2. fifth (part):
1.3. fifth MÚS:
1.4. fifth (measure):
fifth americ
1.5. fifth (in competition):
2. fifth sem art:
double first SUBST
1. double first (in UK):
double first (degree)
2. double first (degree holder):
double first
head first [americ ˌhɛdˈfərst, Brit ˌhɛd ˈfəːst] ADV
1. head first (with head foremost):
head first
2. head first (over-hastily):
head first
safety first SUBST U
safety first
safety first tactics DESP
first base SUBST U americ DESP
first base
first base
not to reach or get to first base coloq
first aider [americ ˌfərst ˈeɪdər, Brit ˌfəːst ˈeɪdə] SUBST
first aider
first edition SUBST U or C (issue, book)
first edition
first edition
I. first class <atrib first-class> [ˌfəːstˈklɑːs] ADJ
1. first class (of highest grade):
first class hotel/ticket
first class travel
she has a first-class degree Brit
she has a first-class degree Brit
2.1. first class (excellent):
first class performance/book/athlete
first class performance/book/athlete
first class bore/idiot
2.2. first class (full-blown) atrib:
first class scandal/row/foul-up
3. first class Brit (highest priority):
first-class mail
4. first class americ MILITAR after subst:
private first class
II. first class [ˌfəːstˈklɑːs] ADV
first class travel/fly:
first class
I. first-foot [americ ˈfərst ˈˌfʊt, Brit] VERBO intr
to go first-footing
II. first-foot [americ ˈfərst ˈˌfʊt, Brit] VERBO trans
to first-foot sb
III. first-foot [americ ˈfərst ˈˌfʊt, Brit] SUBST sem pl
first-foot
I. first [fɜ:st, americ fɜ:rst] ADJ
first (earliest):
first
for the first time
at first sight
Expressões:
II. first [fɜ:st, americ fɜ:rst] ADV
first
first (firstly)
first of all
at first
to go head first
Expressões:
first come first served coloq
III. first [fɜ:st, americ fɜ:rst] SUBST
1. first:
the first
the first
from the (very) first
2. first Brit UNIV:
first
I. first-class ADJ
first-class
II. first-class ADV
first-rate [ˌfɜ:stˈreɪt, americ ˌfɜ:rst-] ADJ
first-rate
first person SUBST LINGUÍS
first person
I. first-born [ˈfɜ:stbɔ:n, americ ˈfɜ:rstbɔr:n] ADJ
first-born
II. first-born [ˈfɜ:stbɔ:n, americ ˈfɜ:rstbɔr:n] SUBST
first-born
primogénito(-a) m (f)
first cousin SUBST
first cousin
primo(-a) m (f) hermano
first strike SUBST
first strike
first lady SUBST americ
the first lady
first night SUBST
first night
first aid SUBST
first aid
I. first [fɜrst] ADJ
first (earliest):
first
for the first time
at first sight
the first of December/December first
the first of December/December first
Expressões:
II. first [fɜrst] ADV
first
first (firstly)
first of all
at first
to go head first
Expressões:
first come first served coloq
III. first [fɜrst] SUBST
the first
the first
from the (very) first
first-class ADJ
first-class
I. first class SUBST
first class
II. first class ADV
first person SUBST LINGUÍS
first person
first cousin SUBST
first cousin
primo (-a) m (f) hermano
first name SUBST
first name
first night SUBST
first night
first floor SUBST
first floor
first-rate [ˌfɜrst·ˈreɪt] ADJ
first-rate
first offender SUBST
first offender
Present
Ifirst-foot
youfirst-foot
he/she/itfirst-foots
wefirst-foot
youfirst-foot
theyfirst-foot
Past
Ifirst-footed
youfirst-footed
he/she/itfirst-footed
wefirst-footed
youfirst-footed
theyfirst-footed
Present Perfect
Ihavefirst-footed
youhavefirst-footed
he/she/ithasfirst-footed
wehavefirst-footed
youhavefirst-footed
theyhavefirst-footed
Past Perfect
Ihadfirst-footed
youhadfirst-footed
he/she/ithadfirst-footed
wehadfirst-footed
youhadfirst-footed
theyhadfirst-footed
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The hypothesis may also explain why first-born children are more likely to have an allergic disease.
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The elite hoped to continue tradition and the status quo, through institutions such as the law of primogeniture (first-born son inherits everything).
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Upon the death of a father, his first-born son and daughter lead the rituals involved in his funeral.
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It also infers that the first-born son possesses the right of primogeniture.
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Her husband is sympathetic, but is afraid to try again because their first-born child died.
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