Pronunciation: /ˈfɝstˌhænd/
adjective obtained directly from the original source or firsthand experience
A1 I have firsthand experience with this new software.
A2 She spoke about her firsthand knowledge of the local customs.
B1 The journalist was able to provide a firsthand account of the event.
B2 Having firsthand information about the project helped me make better decisions.
C1 The CEO shared his firsthand insights into the company's future plans.
C2 As a researcher, I always aim to gather firsthand data for my studies.
adverb directly or from the original source
A1 I learned about the city's history from a firsthand source.
A2 She experienced the earthquake firsthand and shared her story with us.
B1 Having firsthand knowledge of the situation, I was able to provide accurate information.
B2 The journalist reported on the conflict firsthand, giving a detailed account of the events.
C1 As a researcher, I have had the opportunity to study the phenomenon firsthand.
C2 The astronaut's firsthand account of the space mission provided valuable insights for future expeditions.
formal I gained firsthand experience in the field through my internship.
informal She told me about the concert firsthand since she was there.
slang I heard about the party firsthand from my friend who was there.
figurative Experiencing the loss of a loved one firsthand changes your perspective on life.
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