Pronunciation: /prɪˈmɪr/
noun a prime minister or other head of government
A1 The premier of the movie was held last night.
A2 She is the premier of the new fashion line.
B1 The premier of the play received rave reviews from critics.
B2 The premier of the new restaurant attracted a large crowd.
C1 The premier of the opera was a grand event attended by many dignitaries.
C2 The premier of the art exhibition showcased works by renowned artists.
verb to perform the first public showing of a movie or play
A1 She premieres her new movie next week.
A2 The band will premier their latest album at the music festival.
B1 The company will premier their new product line at the trade show.
B2 The fashion designer will premier her collection at Paris Fashion Week.
C1 The director decided to premier the film at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival.
C2 The renowned artist will premier his latest masterpiece at the exclusive gallery event.
adjective first in importance, rank, or quality
A1 This is the premier episode of the new TV show.
A2 She is the premier candidate for the job.
B1 The premier hotel in town offers luxurious accommodations.
B2 The premier league football match was sold out.
C1 The premier scientific journal published his groundbreaking research.
C2 The premier art gallery in the city showcases works by famous artists.
formal The premier of the province announced new legislation during a press conference.
informal Did you catch the premier's speech on TV last night?
slang The premier is really shaking things up in the government.
figurative As the premier of the team, she leads by example and sets high standards for everyone.
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