premiere — the first performance of a musical or theatrical work or film
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the first performance of a musical or theatrical work or film
Pronunciation (IPA): /prɪˈmɪr/
Korean meaning: 영화, 연극, 음악 작품의 첫 공연, 초연
Korean pronunciation: 프리**미어**
Example Sentences
- The actress wore a $10,000 dress to the premiere, only to spill popcorn on it during the movie.
- Our company will premiere its new product at the international trade show.
- The chef's premiere restaurant serves dishes so expensive that customers need to take out a loan just for dessert.
premiere
NOUN//prɪˈmɪr//
the first performance of a musical or theatrical work or film
A premiere theatrical performance unfolds with actors and audience celebrating opening night
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At the premiere, the stage glows bright with a dream and cheer — the first performance brings joy that makes everyone sincere
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Origin
From French 'première', the feminine form of 'premier' meaning 'first'. Ultimately derived from Latin 'primarius' meaning 'of first importance'.
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“The actress wore a $10,000 dress to the premiere, only to spill popcorn on it during the movie.”
“Our company will premiere its new product at the international trade show.”
“The chef's premiere restaurant serves dishes so expensive that customers need to take out a loan just for dessert.”
“The documentary will premiere on national television next week.”
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