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Meanings of premiere in English

Preceding all others in time.

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Usage of premiere in English
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The premiere was held last week at the Loews State 1 Theatre.
The new yorker
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The 'one night only' event is scheduled to premiere later this year.
Jamaica Observer
3
The traditional 'surströmming premiere' is held on the third Thursday in August.
The South African
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Ten episodes of the series are set to premiere early next year.
Reuters
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I remember him coming to the premiere of my indie years ago.
Ebony
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The film recently received its theatrical premiere at New York's Film Forum.
Reuters
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Production will begin shortly on 13 episodes slated to premiere next year.
Reuters
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The number of episodes and premiere date have yet to be determined.
Reuters
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Perhaps, but with five months to its premiere, a lot can change.
Wired
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The fourth season of Power will premiere Sunday, June 25, on Starz.
Ebony
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In the premiere, he also needs help escaping a no-nonsense debt collector.
Reuters
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The pickup comes four months ahead of the third-season premiere in June.
Reuters
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Word of the ban overshadowed the film's London premiere on Thursday night.
Reuters
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The network also said its next cycle will premiere on February 15.
Reuters
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The new series is set to premiere in the US in October.
News.com.au
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Cycle 10 is targeted to premiere in late February or early March.
Reuters
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Premiere across language varieties
New Zealand
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Australia
Common
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