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prime
B2
noun
Usage:
75%
Peak, best time
Translation: Peak, best time
Pronunciation: /praɪm/
Meaning: The most important time or stage of something or someone's life or development.

This meaning talks about the best or most active time in life or something. It is when something works very well or is strongest.

She is in the prime of her life.

This is the prime season for fruit.

2
B2
noun
Usage:
60%
Prime number
Translation: Prime number
Pronunciation: /praɪm/
Meaning: A whole number greater than 1 that has no positive divisors other than 1 and itself.

In math, a prime is a number that you can only divide by 1 or itself without leaving a remainder. It is basic in math and number theory.

Five is a prime number.

Seven is bigger than four but still prime.

3
B1
verb
Usage:
50%
Prepare, ready
Translation: Prepare, ready
Pronunciation: /praɪm/
Meaning: To prepare someone or something for a special purpose or use.

To prime means to get ready or prepare something well before using it. It is often used when you make something work better or teach someone first.

He primed the pump for water.

She primed the team before the game.

4
B1
adjective
Usage:
65%
Beginning, first
Translation: Beginning, first
Pronunciation: /praɪm/
Meaning: The first or main part of a process, action, or time period.

This use shows prime as first or most important. It can mean main time to do something or a main thing in a group.

We arrived in prime time for the show.

He is a prime suspect in the case.

5
B2
adjective
Usage:
70%
Best, excellent
Translation: Best, excellent
Pronunciation: /praɪm/
Meaning: Of highest quality or value; excellent or superior.

Prime describes something that is very good, top quality or better than others. It is often used to show best value or condition.

This is prime beef for dinner.

He bought a prime house downtown.

6
C1
verb
Usage:
40%
Mark, notate
Translation: Mark, notate
Pronunciation: /praɪm/
Meaning: To mark a number or letter to show a change or a special meaning.

To prime in math or writing means to add a small mark to a number or letter. It shows a special form or value.

We prime the second value in math.

The letter x was primed in the equation.

7
B2
verb
Usage:
35%
Load, prepare
Translation: Load, prepare
Pronunciation: /praɪm/
Meaning: To supply ammunition or a charge to a gun or explosive device to get it ready to fire or explode.

Priming a gun or bomb means putting the part inside it that makes it fire or explode. It is an important step before use.

Soldiers primed their guns before battle.

They primed the explosive carefully.

8
B1
verb
Usage:
50%
Coat, paint first
Translation: Coat, paint first
Pronunciation: /praɪm/
Meaning: To put paint or another coating on a surface first, before finishing.

This means to put a first layer of paint or substance on something. It helps the real paint stick well and last longer.

We primed the wall before painting.

She primed the wood to keep it safe.

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