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MyGoverment adalah portal untuk mewujudkan satu gerbang Perkhidmatan dalam talian kerajaan yang berpaksikan rakyat dan merupakan gerbang tunggal kerajaan.
utama, primer, asas ialah terjemahan teratas "primary" ke dalam Bahasa Melayu. Contoh ayat terjemahan: We must continue south into Mexico to escape the primary blast zones. ↔ Kita kena teruskan ke utara Mexico untuk lari daripada zon letupan utama. primary adjective verb noun neuter tatabahasa.
noun. : something that stands first in rank, importance, or value : fundamental usually used in plural. : one of the usually 9 or 10 strong flight feathers on the distal joint of a bird's wing see wing illustration. : the sensation of seeing primary colors.
13. (in the US) a. a preliminary election in which the voters of a state or region choose a party's convention delegates, nominees for office, etc. See also closed primary, direct primary, open primary. b. a local meeting of voters registered with one party to nominate candidates, select convention delegates, etc.
See more. open primary. a primary in which everyone who is allowed to vote can choose either party's ballot (= list of candidates) in order to vote for a candidate to represent that party at a later election: In an open primary, you can vote for a candidate from either party. See more.
20 Dis 1991 · Relating to or having a carbon atom that is attached to only one other carbon atom in a molecule. Relating to an organic molecule, such as an alcohol, in which the functional group is attached to a primary carbon. A primary alcohol, for example, has the hydroxyl (OH) group attached to the last carbon in a chain.
Definition of primary adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
See more. open primary. a primary in which everyone who is allowed to vote can choose either party's ballot (= list of candidates) in order to vote for a candidate to represent that party at a later election: In an open primary, you can vote for a candidate from either party. See more.
Origin of Primary. Borrowing from Latin prÄ«mārius ("of the first" , “of the first rank" , “chief" , “principal" , “excellent"), from prÄ«mus (“first" ; whence the English adjective prime) + -ārius (whence the English suffix -ary ); compare the French primaire, primer, and premier. From Wiktionary.
