Definition of «premiere»

The term "premiere" has two meanings, both related to the world of entertainment.

1) In its broadest sense, a premiere refers to the first public showing or performance of any kind - be it a film, play, musical composition, art exhibition, or even a book reading. It is the debut event that marks the beginning of something new and signals its availability for others to experience.

2) In the context of cinema, "premiere" specifically refers to the first public screening of a motion picture, usually attended by the film's cast, crew, and other VIP guests. It is often accompanied by red carpet events, press conferences, and other forms of promotion to generate buzz around the release of the movie.

Usage examples

  1. The highly anticipated premiere of the new superhero movie is next Friday.
  2. The fashion designer's latest collection will make its premiere at New York Fashion Week.
  3. I can't wait for the premiere of my favorite TV show's new season.
  4. The orchestra's performance at Carnegie Hall was a premiere event.
  5. The artist's premiere solo exhibition received rave reviews from critics.
  6. The premiere of the play was a sold-out event, showcasing the talent of local actors.
  7. The tech company will unveil its latest product at the industry's premiere trade show.
  8. The restaurant's premiere menu features exclusive dishes created by a renowned chef.
  9. The premiere of the musical had celebrities and dignitaries attending the red carpet event.
  10. The magazine covers the premiere of the new luxury car, highlighting its advanced features.

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