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Meanings of prime time in English
Block of broadcast programming taking place during the middle of the evening for television programming.
Usage of prime time in English
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It's a growing trend: African-American female leads on prime time TV screens.
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Therefore, prime time for noticing these trails is during approach or departure.
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Only this week China's broadcast regulator banned foreign shows during prime time.
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Globally you'd typically get 30 minutes in prime time, he told Mediawatch.
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Spring -or tax season - prime time for stashing money away.
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And it was beautiful, Mr Cuomo told the convention's prime time audience.
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ESPN needs to show it in prime time, if they haven't already.
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This is prime time for anyone who thrives on being passive aggressive.
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Because of these problems, it's not yet ready for prime time.
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AT&T has announced full-length television content comprising sports, news and prime time shows.
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Of course, but most of it isn't ready for prime time.
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This basically means that web content can effectively complement its prime time counterpart.
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The game will take place in prime time in Asian markets.
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CNN's debate on Wednesday just outdrew its entire prime time lineup.
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And I knew it would make prime time on the news.
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The plays were after the Nine O'Clock News, so it was prime time.
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Translations for prime time
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Prime time across language varieties
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New Zealand
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United States of America
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