First

/fˈɜːst/

/ˈfɝst/

Ορισμός και Σημασία του "first"

first

ΕΠΊΘΕΤΟ

(of a person) coming or acting before any other person

Example

She was his first wife.

She is the first runner to cross the finish line.

She became the first woman to win the award.

not happened, made, or experienced before now

inaugural

first-ever

Example

The athlete ’s first match in the professional league set the pace for his promising journey.

They celebrated their child 's first birthday with a big family gathering.

The first flight of the new aircraft went off without any issues.

taking priority over all others

chief

critical

essential

foremost

key

Example

The safety of the passengers is the pilot 's first priority during a flight.

His first concern was ensuring the safety of everyone involved in the project.

The company 's first goal is to improve customer satisfaction through better service.

referring to a title or position indicating that someone holds a high rank or authority within an organization or group

high-level

high-ranking

senior

top

chief

(of musicians or singers) referring to the highest or leading part in a group

Example

Unusually, the first altos were given the melody in this particular arrangement of the song.

She proudly sang first soprano during the choir ’s performance at the concert hall.

The first violinist plays a crucial role in leading the orchestra during performances.

first

ΕΠΊΡΡΗΜΑ

before anything or anyone else in time, order, or importance

Example

In emergency situations, ensure the safety of yourself and others first before attempting to address the issue.

Prioritize your important tasks and tackle them first to maximize productivity.

When serving meals, it 's polite to offer guests food first before helping yourself.

used to refer to the initial moment or occasion when something happens or is experienced

Example

He first realized his passion for music when he attended a live concert.

They first crossed paths years ago, and fate brought them together again.

We first spoke during that summer trip, and we ’ve been close ever since.

used to introduce the initial point or statement in a sequence of ideas or arguments

first of all

first off

firstly

to begin with

to start with

Example

First, we should clarify the issue before diving into possible solutions.

First, we need to discuss the budget before moving on to other topics.

used to indicate one's preference to one option in comparison to another, often to express a strong rejection of a suggestion or alternative

sooner

First

ΟΥΣΙΑΣΤΙΚΌ

an event or action that has never occurred or been done previously

novelty

the starting point or initial moment when something begins

beginning

onset

outset

start

top

the initial base in baseball that a player runs to after hitting the ball

first base

the lowest gear in a vehicle or bicycle, used when starting or moving at very slow speeds

first gear

low

low gear

bottom

the highest academic grade awarded in a British university degree

the top ranking or winning position in a competition or match

the top-tier team of a sports club, often composed of the top players

a-team

The first

/ðə fˈɜːst/

the first

ΑΝΤΩΝΥΜΊΑ

used to refer to the initial person, thing, or occurrence in a sequence or group

used to refer to the initial instance of experiencing, hearing, or becoming aware of something

Παράδειγμα

She was his first wife.

She is the first runner to cross the finish line.

She became the first woman to win the award.

The first student to submit the assignment gets extra credit.

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