prime time — the time during the evening when the largest number of people are watching television
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the time during the evening when the largest number of people are watching television
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈpraɪm taɪm/
Korean meaning: TV 황금시간대, 최다 시청시간
Korean pronunciation: **프라**임 **타**임
Example Sentences
- My mom refuses to answer phone calls during prime time because she's busy watching her favorite soap opera.
- The company decided to launch their ad campaign during prime time to maximize exposure.
- For pizza delivery drivers, prime time is definitely Friday night when everyone's too lazy to cook.
prime time
NOUN//ˈpraɪm taɪm//
the time during the evening when the largest number of people are watching television
the time during the evening when the largest number of people are watching television
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Origin
prime(최고의)과 time(시간)의 합성어로, 1960년대 TV 방송업계에서 가장 많은 시청자가 모이는 '최고의 시간'을 지칭하며 시작됨
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“My mom refuses to answer phone calls during prime time because she's busy watching her favorite soap opera.”
“The company decided to launch their ad campaign during prime time to maximize exposure.”
“For pizza delivery drivers, prime time is definitely Friday night when everyone's too lazy to cook.”
“Prime time shows typically have higher production budgets and celebrity actors.”
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