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1. Oxford Dictionary

   first

   • IPA[fəːst]

   英式

   • ordi
     coming before all others in time or order; earliest; 1st；never previously done or occurring

   • noun: first, plural noun: firsts

2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞
   • 片語

   ordi

   ordi

   • 1. coming before all others in time or order; earliest; 1st his first wife the first of five daughters 同義詞 earliest, initial, opening, introductory, original, ... 更多fundamental, basic, rudimentary, primary, beginning, elemental, underlying, basal, foundation, key, cardinal, central, chief, vital, essential反義詞 last, closing, developed
   • ▪ never previously done or occurring her first day at school
   • ▪ coming or encountered next after a specified or implied time, event, etc. the first house I came to
   • ▪ before doing something else specified or implied Do you mind if I take a shower first? 同義詞 before anything else, first and foremost, firstly, in the first place, without further ado, ... 更多now反義詞 last
   • ▪ for the first time she first picked up a guitar out of sheer boredom
   • ▪ informal the first occurrence of something notable we travelled by air, a first for both of us 同義詞 novelty, new experience, first experience, first occurrence, unusual event, ... 更多informala turn-up for the books
   • ▪ the first in a sequence of a vehicle's gears he stuck the car in first and revved
   • ▪ first base he made it all the way home from first
   • ▪ British the first form of a school or college.
   • ▪ a first edition of a book collectors of modern firsts
   • 2. foremost in position, rank, or importance the doctor's first duty is to respect this right a first prize of £250 同義詞 foremost, principal, highest, greatest, paramount, ... 更多top, topmost, utmost, uppermost, prime, chief, leading, main, major, pre-eminent, overriding, outstanding, supreme, premier, predominant, prevailing, most important, of greatest importance, of prime importance, vital, key, essential, crucial, central, core, focal, pivotal, dominant, ruling, head, informalnumber-one, top, best, prime, premier, superlative, winner's, winning, champion反義詞 last
   • ▪ the most pressing, likely, or suitable he is the first to admit he was not the best of patients his first problem is where to live
   • ▪ firstly; in the first place (used to introduce a main point or reason) first, it is wrong that the victims should have no remedy
   • ▪ in preference; rather (used when strongly rejecting a suggestion or possibility) she longed to go abroad, but not at this man's expense—she'd die first! 同義詞 in preference, more willingly, sooner, rather
   • ▪ the first finisher or position in a race or competition.
   • ▪ performing the highest or chief of two or more parts for the same instrument or voice the first violins
   • ▪ having precedence over all others of a similar kind First Lord of the Admiralty
   • ▪ British a place in the top grade in an examination, especially that for a degree chaps with firsts from Oxbridge
   • ▪ British a person who has received the top grade in an examination for a degree.
   • ▪ the best or main team of a sports club he was asked to play for the firsts
   • ▪ goods of the best quality factory firsts, seconds, and discontinued styles
   • 3. with a specified part or person in a leading position the car plunged nose first into the river

   one

   • card
     the lowest cardinal number; half of two; 1: there's only room for one person two could live as cheaply as one
   • pron.
     referring to a person or thing previously mentioned or easily identified: her mood changed from one of moroseness to one of joy her best apron, the white one

   Oxford Dictionary

   one

   • card
     the lowest cardinal number; half of two; 1: there's only room for one person two could live as cheaply as one
   • pron.
     referring to a person or thing previously mentioned or easily identified: her mood changed from one of moroseness to one of joy her best apron, the white one

   Oxford American Dictionary

   oneself

   • pron.
     used as the object of a verb or preposition when this is the same as the subject of the clause ... it is difficult to wrest oneself away resolutions that one makes to oneself

   Oxford Dictionary

   oneself

   • pron.
     a person's own self: it is difficult to wrest oneself away resolves that one makes to oneself

   Oxford American Dictionary

   -one

   • suf.
     forming nouns denoting various compounds, especially ketones: acetone quinone

   Oxford Dictionary

   -one

   • suf.
     forming nouns denoting various compounds, especially ketones: acetone quinone

   Oxford American Dictionary

   first class

   • n.
     a set of people or things grouped together as the best: he has created an orchestra of the first class
   • adj.
     of the best quality or in the highest grade: a stadium with first-class facilities the service was first class
   • adv.
     using the best quality accommodation in a train or other form of transport: she flew first class from Miami to London

   Oxford Dictionary

   first class

   • n.
     a set of people or things grouped together as the best: he has created an orchestra of the first class
   • adj.
     of the best quality or in the highest grade: a stadium with first-class facilities the service was first class
   • adv.
     using the best quality accommodations in a train or other form of transport: she flew first class from Miami to London

   Oxford American Dictionary

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   片語

   • at first
   • first come, first served
   • first and foremost
   • first and last
   • first of all
   • first off
   • first past the post
   • first thing
   • first things first
   • first up
   • from the first
   • from first to last
   • in the first place
   • of the first order
3. • 更多解釋

   first

   • IPA[fərst]

   美式

   • ordi
     coming before all others in time or order; earliest; 1st: his first wife the first of five daughters

   Oxford American Dictionary