prime

中文意思

• adj. 主要的
• adj. 优秀的
• n. 全盛时期
• n. 黄金时期
• v. 事先准备
• v. 灌注

英文释义

• n. a number that has no factor but itself and 1
• n. the second canonical hour; about 6 a.m.
• n. the time of maturity when power and vigor are greatest
• v. insert a primer into (a gun, mine, or charge) preparatory to detonation or firing

词形变化

过去分词

primed

现在分词

priming

过去式

primed

第三人称单数

primes

例句

1. adj. 主要的

   Tourism is the town's prime source of income during the summer.

   旅游业是这个小镇在夏季的主要收入来源。

2. adj. 优秀的

   This restaurant is famous for serving prime beef from local farms.

   这家餐厅因提供来自当地农场的高品质牛肉而闻名。

3. n. 全盛时期

   In his prime, the athlete could run a marathon in under two and a half hours.

   在其全盛时期，这位运动员能在两个半小时内跑完马拉松。

4. n. 黄金时期

   She decided to leave her corporate job while she was still in the prime of her career.

   她决定在自己职业生涯的黄金时期离开那家企业。

5. v. 事先准备

   The manager primed the team before the important meeting with the investors.

   在与投资者举行重要会议之前，经理让团队作好了事先准备。

6. v. 灌注

   You need to prime the water pump before using it for the first time.

   首次使用之前，你需要先给水泵灌注引水。