prelim

  • 1prelim — prelim1 [prē lim′, prilim; prē′lim΄] Slang n. short for PRELIMINARY prelim2 abbrev. preliminary …

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  • 2prelim. — preliminary. * * * pre|lim «prih LIHM», noun, adjective. Informal. –n. a preliminary examination. Prelims are given to some candidates for the doctorate before writing the dissertation. »He was miserably lonely, failed his “prelims” and had to… …

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  • 3Prelim Exams — In Scottish schools, Preliminary Examinations (commonly known as Prelim Exams) are exams set in high schools after about two thirds of a subject s course has been completed, often around December for S4 pupils, and February for S5/S6 pupils.They… …

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  • 4prelim — noun or adjective Date: 1891 preliminary …

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  • 5prelim — /pree lim, pri lim /, n. Informal. preliminary. [1880 85; by shortening] * * * …

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  • 6prelim. — preliminary. * * * …

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  • 7prelim — 1. adjective preliminary 2. noun Something preliminary, such as a trial, report, race, etc …

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  • 8prelim — preliminary …

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  • 9prelim — pre·lim || prɪːlɪm ,prɪ lɪm n. pretest, early test, initial examination (Slang) …

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  • 10prelim — [ pri:lɪm, prɪ lɪm] noun informal 1》 a preliminary examination. 2》 a preliminary round in a sporting competition. 3》 (prelims) the pages preceding the main text of a book, including the title, contents, and preface. Origin C19: abbrev …

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