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Definition of prima in English Turkish dictionary
- prima donna
- primadonna
- prima donna
- nazlı kimse
- prima facie
- ilk bakışta
- prima facie
- ilk izlenime göre
- prima donna
- (Tiyatro) operada başkadın rolünü oynayan oyuncu
- prima facie
- Prima facie evidence: (hukuk) Karşıtı ispatlanıncaya kadar geçerli olan delil
- prima facie
- (Latince) dış görünüşe göre, yüzünden, ilk bakışta
- prima facie evidence
- (Kanun) Aksi kanıtlanmadıkça doğru kabul edilen delil, kesin olmayan karine
- prima donna
- k.dili. hep ön planda olmak isteyen kişi
- prima donna
- baş kadın oyuncu (opera)
- prima facie
- ilk izlenime göre değerlendirilen
- prima facie
- ilk bakışta olan
- prima facie
- (Avrupa Birliği) ilk bakışta, ilk intıba üzerine, vehleten
- alla prima
- Taslak boya vurmadan resim yapma (usulü)
- prima facie
- (Hukuk) ilk intiba üzerine
- prima facie
- ilk görüşte
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English - English
Definition of prima in English English dictionary
- most important
- first
- (8Adjective) Indicating the most important performer or role: "prima ballerina"; "prima donna"
- Phase Referenced Imaging and Micro-arcsec Astrometry
- a/ The first guard position that can safely be assumed upon drawing the sword b/ The single weapon guard that closes the high outside line from attack
- cousin (female)
- female cousin
- indicating the most important performer or role; "the leading man"; "prima ballerina"; "prima donna"; "a star figure skater"; "the starring role"; "a stellar role"; "a stellar performance"
- Another name for the High Ward Prima also refers to the hand position adopted in the High Ward (knuckles up, palm to the right) and it is in that sense that the word will be used in this series of articles
- used primarily as eating apples
- {s} main, chief, principal
- prima ballerina
- The leading ballerina in a dance company
- prima ballerinas
- plural form of prima ballerina
- prima capita
- A group of individuals integral to a defined population
- prima donna
- The principal female singer or the leading lady
- prima donna
- A person who considers himself or herself much more important than others, has high expectations of others and becomes angry when his or her standards or demands are not met
- prima donnas
- plural form of prima donna
- prima facie
- at first sight; on the face of it
- prima facie
- apparently correct; not needing proof unless evidence to the contrary is shown
- prima ballerina
- the main woman dancer in a group of ballet dancers
- prima ballerina
- a leading female ballet dancer
- prima ballerina
- head ballerina dancer
- prima donna
- a distinguished female operatic singer; a female operatic star
- prima donna
- leading opera singer; spoiled, ostentatious, a little princess
- prima donna
- a distinguished female operatic singer; a female operatic star a vain and temperamental person
- prima donna
- The first or chief female singer in an opera
- prima donna
- disapproval If you describe someone as a prima donna, you disapprove of them because they think they can behave badly or get what they want because they have a particular talent. Nobody who comes to this club is allowed to behave like a prima donna
- prima donna
- A prima donna is the main female singer in an opera. Her career began as prima donna with the Royal Carl Rosa Opera Company
- prima donna
- a vain and temperamental person
- prima facie
- On the face of it
- prima facie
- Prima facie is used to describe something which appears to be true when you first consider it. There was a prima facie case that a contempt of court had been committed. based on what seems to be true when you first consider a situation, even though it may later be proved to be untrue
- prima facie
- Evidence sufficient in law to establish a fact unless rebutted
- prima facie
- Literally, "on its face "A fact presumed to be true unless disproved by some other evidence In a criminal case, when the prosecution rest, the state's case is said to be prima facie, if the evidence so far introduced is sufficient to convict
- prima facie
- "On the face of it"; "At first sight"; A minimal level of proof, sometimes equated with a strong suspicion
- prima facie
- From the Latin: "From first view"; not requiring further support to establish existence, credibility, or validity (Case) A case sufficient on its face, being supported by the necessary minimum evidence and free from obvious defects (Evidence) Evidence sufficient to support a certain conclusion unless contradictory evidence is given
- prima facie
- At first glance
- prima facie
- on the face of it, at first sight (Legal term indicating that something is obvious enough to be considered true until proven false)
- prima facie
- (Lat ) At first view or on its face Requiring no additional support to establish validity or credibility Presumed to be true unless disproved by evidence to the contrary Refers to evidence that, at first appearance, seems to establish a particular fact, but that may be later contradicted by other evidence
- prima facie
- 1 as far as it first appears 2 At first consideration, the affirmative has met its burden of proving its case
- prima facie
- At first appearance, at first view before investigation
- prima facie
- Latin At first sight On the surface, face
- prima facie
- as it seems at first sight; "a prima facie case of murder
- prima facie
- Presumptive on its face
- prima facie
- All the necessary proof in a lawsuit to justify a legal decision unless rebutted
- prima facie
- At first view; on the first appearance
- prima facie
- Latin for "On its face," or "at first view " At first glance; as things appear on the first impression
- prima facie
- Lat At first sight; on the first appearance; on the face of it; so far as can be judged from the first disclosure; presumably; a fact presumed to be true unless disproved by some evidence to the contrary
- prima facie
- Presumptive on its face; true, valid, or sufficient at first impression
- prima facie
- presumed to be true unless disproved by contrary evidence
- prima facie
- Latin - on the face of it or at first sight
- prima facie
- as it seems at first sight; "a prima facie case of murder"
- prima facie
- \PRY-muh-FAY-shee; -shuh\, adverb: At first view; on the first appearance
- prima facie
- At first sight; on the first appearance; on the face of it; so far as can be judged from the first disclosure; presumably; a fact presumed to be true unless disproved by some evidence to the contrary (Black's Law Dictionary, 4th Ed )
- prima facie
- Latin for "at first glance " Prima facie evidence for something is information that at first glance supports the conclusion On closer examination, that might not be true; there could be another explanation for the "evidence "
- prima facie
- at first sight; on the face of
- prima facie
- a Latin term meaning first glance This term is usually used to establish whether the affirmative has met a minimum burden of proof at the end of the 1st aff constructive Q R
- prima facie
- at first sight
- prima facie
- 1 Latin term meaning "at first view, on its face " Not requiring further support to establish existence, validity, credibility
- prima facie
- Latin for "at first view " Refers to the minimum amount of evidence a plaintiff must have
- prima facie
- Latin phrase meaning "at first sight " Thus, in the ethics of W D Ross, a prima facie duty is a defeasible presumption that we are obligated to perform an action Recommended Reading: W D Ross, The Right and the Good (Hackett, 1988) {at Amazon com} and Mary Anne Warren, Moral Status: Obligations to Persons and Other Living Things (Clarendon, 1997) {at Amazon com} Also see IEP and noesis
- prima facie case
- A case in which the evidence presented is sufficient for a judgment to be made unless the evidence is contested
- prima facie evidence
- Evidence that would, if uncontested, establish a fact or raise a presumption of a fact
- prima facie evidence
- evidence that is enough to prove a case at first glance (unless it is subsequently disproved)
- prima facie proof
- proof that appears to be true without any further verification
- Diane Di Prima
- born Aug. 6, 1934, New York, N.Y., U.S. U.S. poet. Di Prima settled in Greenwich Village and became one of the few women to attain prominence in the Beat movement. In 1961 she cofounded Floating Bear, a monthly featuring notable Beat writers. Her collections include Earthsong (1968), The Book of Hours (1970), and Pieces of a Song (1990). She also founded two publishing houses that specialized in young poets. In 2001 she published Recollections of My Life as a Woman: The New York Years
- alla prima
- oil painting method in which the painting is completed after a single application of paint (Art)
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Definition of prima in Turkish English dictionary
- prima balerin
- coryphee
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prima
Turkish pronunciation
primıPronunciation
/ˈprēmə/ /ˈpriːmə/
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