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first
/fɚst/ adjective A1 (estimated)
1. numeral first — see also 1st
2. the first, the original
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first
/fɚst/ adverb A1 (estimated)
1. before anything else
| German | zuerst, erstens, erst |
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| French | premièrement, d'abord, avant tout |
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| Portuguese | primeiro |
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| Czech | nejdřív, nejdříve, zaprvé |
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| Italian | dapprima, prima, primamente |
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| Spanish | primero, primeramente, para empezar |
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| Dutch | eerst |
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| Swedish | först |
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| Latin | primum |
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3. first; firstly; first of all; first up; at first; before all else
4. first, at first
| German | zuerst, anfangs |
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| French | d’abord |
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| Portuguese | a princípio |
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| Czech | nejprve |
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| Italian | dapprima, all'inizio, sulle prime |
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| Spanish | al principio, en un principio, al inicio |
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| Dutch | aanvankelijk |
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| Swedish | först, till en början |
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| Latin | primum |
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first
/fɚst/ noun · plural: firsts A1 (estimated)
1. person or thing in the first position
2. new occurrence
| German | das Novum |
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| French | première |
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| Spanish | el estreno |
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3. colloquial: a first-edition copy
| German | die Erstausgabe |
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| Dutch | het origineel |
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4. a bachelor's degree; the first or lowest academic degree conferred by colleges and universities.
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