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Example
The prime objective of the mission was to ensure the safety of all crew members.
El objetivo primordial de la misión era garantizar la seguridad de todos los miembros de la tripulación.
This is the prime opportunity to invest in emerging markets.
Esta es la principal oportunidad para invertir en mercados emergentes.
Example
The prime manuscript of the novel is displayed in the museum.
The prime source of the data came from the original survey.
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prima, de primera
signifying a state of excellence or superior quality
Example
The restaurant is known for serving prime cuts of steak, aged to perfection.
They purchased a prime piece of real estate with sweeping views of the ocean.
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primo, número primo
able to be divided only by 1 and itself, referring to a number greater than 1 that has no other divisors
Example
Numbers like 3, 5, and 11 are prime because they are able to be divided only by 1 and themselves.
Prime numbers are fundamental in number theory and are used in various fields like cryptography.
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principal, idóneo
particularly suitable or ideal for a specific purpose
Example
He is the prime candidate for the job, with all the necessary qualifications and experience.
The property is in a prime area, perfect for both business and residential use.
Prime
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número primo, primo
a natural number greater than 1 that has no positive divisors other than 1 and itself
Example
Seven is a prime because it's only divisible by 1 and 7.
The number 29 is a prime because it has no divisors other than 1 and 29.
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prime, hora prima
the early morning hour traditionally marked by the first canonical prayer in Christian liturgy
Example
The monks rose before prime to prepare for morning prayers.
At prime, sunlight began to filter through the stained-glass windows of the chapel.
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plenitud
the period during which someone or something is at their best in terms of achieving success or physical state
Example
The athlete was in his prime during the championship season.
The artist 's work was celebrated as a masterpiece from his prime.
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prime, las primeras horas
a morning prayer service in the Western Christian tradition, historically observed at the first hour of daylight
Example
The monks gathered in the chapel for Prime, marking the beginning of their daily prayers.
In medieval monasteries, Prime was recited at sunrise as part of the Divine Office.
Example
The prime of the civilization saw the foundation of its greatest cities and advancements.
In the prime of the project, the team laid out the fundamental concepts that shaped its success.
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apóstrofo, prima
a symbol (') used in printing or notation to indicate a foot, minutes, or to distinguish something
Example
In mathematical notation, the prime (' ) is often used to indicate a derivative or transformation.
The seconds are denoted with a double prime ( " ), while the minutes use a single prime (' ) in time notation.
to prime
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preparar, listo
to prepare or set up a device, especially a firearm or explosive, for use by making it ready to function
Example
The technician primed the machine before starting the complex operation.
Before setting off the fireworks, they had to prime the fuse to ensure it would ignite properly.
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preparar, inyectar
to fill with priming liquid in preparation for operation, especially to ensure smooth functioning
Example
Before starting the car after a long time, you should prime the engine to ensure proper fuel flow.
The mechanic advised to prime the car engine with oil to avoid damage during the initial start-up.
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preparar, imprimar
to cover a surface with a primer to prepare it for painting or further treatment
Example
Before painting the walls, make sure to prime the surface to ensure better paint adhesion.
The carpenter primed the wooden frames to protect them from moisture before applying the final coat of paint.
Example
The lawyer primed her client on what to expect during the cross-examination.
Before the meeting, the manager primed the team with key data and talking points.
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