Definition of premiere in English:

premiere

nounˈprɛmɪɛː

The first performance of a musical or theatrical work or the first showing of a film.
the world premiere of his new play
Example sentencesExamples
- He was aiming to attend three gala premieres of the film in one day, starting at Manchester and jetting on to Birmingham and finally London's Leicester Square.
- It has also been used for glitzy film premieres.
- The Rainbow networks will get first crack at the domestic broadcast premieres of films bought by the Weinstein-run fund.
- He's been seen out at film premieres, in Tatler, a watering-hole for celebrities, and in the cafes of Victoria Street, a trendy strip near where he's living.
- The 5m film had its world premiere there and was widely praised.
- Indeed, the producers claim three recording premieres: the Double Concerto, the Two Portraits, and the chamber-orchestra version of the Sinfonietta.
- Forgiveness was selected as one of the opening films and will screen its international premiere at the festival.
- The film had its world premiere in New York in November 2003 and it featured last month at Toronto's Reelworld Film Festival.
- Last night the world premiere made its debut at Hull Truck Theatre.
- Tralee Musical Society is all set for the Irish premiere of the popular production Children of Eden.
- I don't really go to any sort of parties and film premieres.
- Now a solid band, they will be sharing the stage with Dennis Rollins and friends to perform the world premiere of a specially-commissioned piece.
- The company's involvement ranges from in-movie advertising, theatre tie-ups and premieres to national launches, special shows and consumer promotions.
- Alberto accompanied us to many of the premieres of the film.
- Their show this weekend is their Irish premiere, and is performed at night on a spectacular seven-metre structure.
Synonyms
first performance, first showing, first night, opening, opening night, debut, launch

verbˈprɛmɪɛː

[with object]

1Give the first performance of.
his first stage play was premiered at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre
Example sentencesExamples
- The festival will also be premiering the latest clay-model feature by 3 Bears Animation, The Godson.
- The Leaky Heaven Circus will be premiering their biggest endeavor thus far, Ziggurat!
- Cable channels often ignore the ‘seasons’ altogether, premiering their shows over the summer when the networks are in reruns.
- He let slip on local radio last Friday that he'll be premiering a one-man show at this summer's art festival.
- If you aren't heading for the movies this week-end, it would be a good idea to tune into BBC World, which premieres its new thought-provoking programme: The 21st Century Medicine Season.
- Apartment House are also premiering a piece by Gerhard Stäbler, one of Germany's most original middle-generation composers.
- The film based on the first book of the series - Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone - premieres this week and the audience in the capital is getting ready for ‘a journey beyond their imagination’.
- International Fashion Machines is premiering their Electric Plaid light show at the current triennal.
- Right now, the stars are in London, premiering the movie there.
- Take a look at this rap video that we're premiering March 22nd on MTV.
1. 1.1no object (of a musical or theatrical work or a film) have its first performance.
  the show premiered in New York this week
  Example sentencesExamples
  High school pupils who have written plays about car crime dangers saw their work premiered at Wigan Pier.
  The film will premiere at the Chicago Underground Film Festival this summer.
  It took three more years to orchestrate, and the opera premiered in Paris in November 1983.
  His latest run of short films regularly premiere at the Rotterdam International Film Festival.
  The play premiered in Paris, then on to Seattle, Chicago, Berlin, Vienna, London and Tokyo.
  The work premiered in Sydney in May 2003 to extraordinary critical and audience acclaim.
  The film premiered to rave reviews at last year's Toronto Film Festival.
  In 1992, the film premiered and was selected for the Cannes Film Festival.
  Gradually, the work grew from this home entertainment into the full opera premiered in Weimar two days before Christmas 1893.
  The film premiered at the Pusan International Film Festival earlier this year, and is scheduled for release in India shortly.

Origin

Late 19th century: French première, feminine of premier 'first' (see premier).

Definition of premiere in US English:

premiere

noun

The first performance of a musical or theatrical work or the first showing of a movie.
Example sentencesExamples
- The film had its world premiere in New York in November 2003 and it featured last month at Toronto's Reelworld Film Festival.
- Now a solid band, they will be sharing the stage with Dennis Rollins and friends to perform the world premiere of a specially-commissioned piece.
- He was aiming to attend three gala premieres of the film in one day, starting at Manchester and jetting on to Birmingham and finally London's Leicester Square.
- Their show this weekend is their Irish premiere, and is performed at night on a spectacular seven-metre structure.
- The Rainbow networks will get first crack at the domestic broadcast premieres of films bought by the Weinstein-run fund.
- Forgiveness was selected as one of the opening films and will screen its international premiere at the festival.
- The 5m film had its world premiere there and was widely praised.
- It has also been used for glitzy film premieres.
- Tralee Musical Society is all set for the Irish premiere of the popular production Children of Eden.
- He's been seen out at film premieres, in Tatler, a watering-hole for celebrities, and in the cafes of Victoria Street, a trendy strip near where he's living.
- Alberto accompanied us to many of the premieres of the film.
- I don't really go to any sort of parties and film premieres.
- Indeed, the producers claim three recording premieres: the Double Concerto, the Two Portraits, and the chamber-orchestra version of the Sinfonietta.
- Last night the world premiere made its debut at Hull Truck Theatre.
- The company's involvement ranges from in-movie advertising, theatre tie-ups and premieres to national launches, special shows and consumer promotions.
Synonyms
first performance, first showing, first night, opening, opening night, debut, launch

verb

[with object]

1Give the first performance of.
his first stage play was premiered at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre
Example sentencesExamples
- Cable channels often ignore the ‘seasons’ altogether, premiering their shows over the summer when the networks are in reruns.
- Take a look at this rap video that we're premiering March 22nd on MTV.
- The festival will also be premiering the latest clay-model feature by 3 Bears Animation, The Godson.
- Apartment House are also premiering a piece by Gerhard Stäbler, one of Germany's most original middle-generation composers.
- He let slip on local radio last Friday that he'll be premiering a one-man show at this summer's art festival.
- The film based on the first book of the series - Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone - premieres this week and the audience in the capital is getting ready for ‘a journey beyond their imagination’.
- The Leaky Heaven Circus will be premiering their biggest endeavor thus far, Ziggurat!
- Right now, the stars are in London, premiering the movie there.
- International Fashion Machines is premiering their Electric Plaid light show at the current triennal.
- If you aren't heading for the movies this week-end, it would be a good idea to tune into BBC World, which premieres its new thought-provoking programme: The 21st Century Medicine Season.
1. 1.1no object (of a musical or theatrical work or a film) have its first performance.
  the show premiered in New York this week
  Example sentencesExamples
  The film premiered at the Pusan International Film Festival earlier this year, and is scheduled for release in India shortly.
  The play premiered in Paris, then on to Seattle, Chicago, Berlin, Vienna, London and Tokyo.
  It took three more years to orchestrate, and the opera premiered in Paris in November 1983.
  The film will premiere at the Chicago Underground Film Festival this summer.
  Gradually, the work grew from this home entertainment into the full opera premiered in Weimar two days before Christmas 1893.
  The film premiered to rave reviews at last year's Toronto Film Festival.
  In 1992, the film premiered and was selected for the Cannes Film Festival.
  High school pupils who have written plays about car crime dangers saw their work premiered at Wigan Pier.
  The work premiered in Sydney in May 2003 to extraordinary critical and audience acclaim.
  His latest run of short films regularly premiere at the Rotterdam International Film Festival.

Origin

Late 19th century: French première, feminine of premier ‘first’ (see premier).

单词	premiere
释义	Definition of premiere in English: premiere nounˈprɛmɪɛː The first performance of a musical or theatrical work or the first showing of a film. the world premiere of his new play Example sentencesExamples He was aiming to attend three gala premieres of the film in one day, starting at Manchester and jetting on to Birmingham and finally London's Leicester Square. It has also been used for glitzy film premieres. The Rainbow networks will get first crack at the domestic broadcast premieres of films bought by the Weinstein-run fund. He's been seen out at film premieres, in Tatler, a watering-hole for celebrities, and in the cafes of Victoria Street, a trendy strip near where he's living. The 5m film had its world premiere there and was widely praised. Indeed, the producers claim three recording premieres: the Double Concerto, the Two Portraits, and the chamber-orchestra version of the Sinfonietta. Forgiveness was selected as one of the opening films and will screen its international premiere at the festival. The film had its world premiere in New York in November 2003 and it featured last month at Toronto's Reelworld Film Festival. Last night the world premiere made its debut at Hull Truck Theatre. Tralee Musical Society is all set for the Irish premiere of the popular production Children of Eden. I don't really go to any sort of parties and film premieres. Now a solid band, they will be sharing the stage with Dennis Rollins and friends to perform the world premiere of a specially-commissioned piece. The company's involvement ranges from in-movie advertising, theatre tie-ups and premieres to national launches, special shows and consumer promotions. Alberto accompanied us to many of the premieres of the film. Their show this weekend is their Irish premiere, and is performed at night on a spectacular seven-metre structure. Synonyms first performance, first showing, first night, opening, opening night, debut, launch verbˈprɛmɪɛː [with object] 1Give the first performance of. his first stage play was premiered at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre Example sentencesExamples The festival will also be premiering the latest clay-model feature by 3 Bears Animation, The Godson. The Leaky Heaven Circus will be premiering their biggest endeavor thus far, Ziggurat! Cable channels often ignore the ‘seasons’ altogether, premiering their shows over the summer when the networks are in reruns. He let slip on local radio last Friday that he'll be premiering a one-man show at this summer's art festival. If you aren't heading for the movies this week-end, it would be a good idea to tune into BBC World, which premieres its new thought-provoking programme: The 21st Century Medicine Season. Apartment House are also premiering a piece by Gerhard Stäbler, one of Germany's most original middle-generation composers. The film based on the first book of the series - Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone - premieres this week and the audience in the capital is getting ready for ‘a journey beyond their imagination’. International Fashion Machines is premiering their Electric Plaid light show at the current triennal. Right now, the stars are in London, premiering the movie there. Take a look at this rap video that we're premiering March 22nd on MTV. 1.1no object (of a musical or theatrical work or a film) have its first performance. the show premiered in New York this week Example sentencesExamples High school pupils who have written plays about car crime dangers saw their work premiered at Wigan Pier. The film will premiere at the Chicago Underground Film Festival this summer. It took three more years to orchestrate, and the opera premiered in Paris in November 1983. His latest run of short films regularly premiere at the Rotterdam International Film Festival. The play premiered in Paris, then on to Seattle, Chicago, Berlin, Vienna, London and Tokyo. The work premiered in Sydney in May 2003 to extraordinary critical and audience acclaim. The film premiered to rave reviews at last year's Toronto Film Festival. In 1992, the film premiered and was selected for the Cannes Film Festival. Gradually, the work grew from this home entertainment into the full opera premiered in Weimar two days before Christmas 1893. The film premiered at the Pusan International Film Festival earlier this year, and is scheduled for release in India shortly. Origin Late 19th century: French première, feminine of premier 'first' (see premier). Definition of premiere in US English: premiere noun The first performance of a musical or theatrical work or the first showing of a movie. Example sentencesExamples The film had its world premiere in New York in November 2003 and it featured last month at Toronto's Reelworld Film Festival. Now a solid band, they will be sharing the stage with Dennis Rollins and friends to perform the world premiere of a specially-commissioned piece. He was aiming to attend three gala premieres of the film in one day, starting at Manchester and jetting on to Birmingham and finally London's Leicester Square. Their show this weekend is their Irish premiere, and is performed at night on a spectacular seven-metre structure. The Rainbow networks will get first crack at the domestic broadcast premieres of films bought by the Weinstein-run fund. Forgiveness was selected as one of the opening films and will screen its international premiere at the festival. The 5m film had its world premiere there and was widely praised. It has also been used for glitzy film premieres. Tralee Musical Society is all set for the Irish premiere of the popular production Children of Eden. He's been seen out at film premieres, in Tatler, a watering-hole for celebrities, and in the cafes of Victoria Street, a trendy strip near where he's living. Alberto accompanied us to many of the premieres of the film. I don't really go to any sort of parties and film premieres. Indeed, the producers claim three recording premieres: the Double Concerto, the Two Portraits, and the chamber-orchestra version of the Sinfonietta. Last night the world premiere made its debut at Hull Truck Theatre. The company's involvement ranges from in-movie advertising, theatre tie-ups and premieres to national launches, special shows and consumer promotions. Synonyms first performance, first showing, first night, opening, opening night, debut, launch verb [with object] 1Give the first performance of. his first stage play was premiered at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre Example sentencesExamples Cable channels often ignore the ‘seasons’ altogether, premiering their shows over the summer when the networks are in reruns. Take a look at this rap video that we're premiering March 22nd on MTV. The festival will also be premiering the latest clay-model feature by 3 Bears Animation, The Godson. Apartment House are also premiering a piece by Gerhard Stäbler, one of Germany's most original middle-generation composers. He let slip on local radio last Friday that he'll be premiering a one-man show at this summer's art festival. The film based on the first book of the series - Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone - premieres this week and the audience in the capital is getting ready for ‘a journey beyond their imagination’. The Leaky Heaven Circus will be premiering their biggest endeavor thus far, Ziggurat! Right now, the stars are in London, premiering the movie there. International Fashion Machines is premiering their Electric Plaid light show at the current triennal. If you aren't heading for the movies this week-end, it would be a good idea to tune into BBC World, which premieres its new thought-provoking programme: The 21st Century Medicine Season. 1.1no object (of a musical or theatrical work or a film) have its first performance. the show premiered in New York this week Example sentencesExamples The film premiered at the Pusan International Film Festival earlier this year, and is scheduled for release in India shortly. The play premiered in Paris, then on to Seattle, Chicago, Berlin, Vienna, London and Tokyo. It took three more years to orchestrate, and the opera premiered in Paris in November 1983. The film will premiere at the Chicago Underground Film Festival this summer. Gradually, the work grew from this home entertainment into the full opera premiered in Weimar two days before Christmas 1893. The film premiered to rave reviews at last year's Toronto Film Festival. In 1992, the film premiered and was selected for the Cannes Film Festival. High school pupils who have written plays about car crime dangers saw their work premiered at Wigan Pier. The work premiered in Sydney in May 2003 to extraordinary critical and audience acclaim. His latest run of short films regularly premiere at the Rotterdam International Film Festival. Origin Late 19th century: French première, feminine of premier ‘first’ (see premier).
随便看	Nirankari NIREX niridazole nirl nirled nirling nirls Niro, Robert De nirrel nirvana nirvanaing Nirvana principle nirvanic nirvanic nis Nisan nisei niseis Nisenan Nisga'a nish Nish Nishga nisi nisin