CEFR B1

primed

adjective

Meaning

Prepared or made ready for a particular purpose or situation.

Examples

The team was primed for the championship game.
He felt primed to answer any question about the project.

Synonyms: ready, prepared, equipped, geared up

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primed (B1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /praɪmd/

Definition

Prepared or made ready for a particular purpose or situation.

Examples

The team was primed for the championship game.
He felt primed to answer any question about the project.
The audience was primed to laugh at the comedian's jokes.

How to Use primed

primed for (prepositional phrase): Made ready or prepared for a specific event or situation. — "The team was primed for the final match."
primed to (prepositional phrase): Made ready or prepared to do something. — "He was primed to deliver a powerful speech."

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