A1 (a person or thing) coming before all others in order, time, amount, quality, or importance第一(的);首先;最初;首要(的)
B2 in or at the beginning (of a series of events)最初,原本
as the first attempt or effort首先
at the earliest time in the day一大早
More examples
You roll/throw the dice and whoever gets the highest score goes first.
Their first baby is due in January.
When did you first encounter these difficulties?
I was amazed to hear that Chris had won first prize.
Yesterday the company announced its first ever fall in profits.
A1 before all others in order, time, amount, quality, or importance第一,首先
B1 for the first time第一次,初次
A2 also firstly used at the beginning of a list of things you want to say or write首先(用于想说或想写的一连串事物的开头)
B1 [ S ] the first person or thing to do or be something, or the first person or thing mentioned第一个(做某事的)人;头一件(发生或提及的)事
from the beginning从一开始
[ C ] UK also first-class degree the best possible undergraduate university degree you can get in the UK and some other countries(英国大学学位)最高成绩,优等成绩
[ U ] also first gear (in a vehicle) the gear used when starting to drive forward or when driving up a steep hill(车辆的)第一挡,一挡
[ C usually singular ] informal → first base (同 first base)
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