premiership
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++prem·i·er·ship /ˈpremiəʃɪp $ prɪˈmɪrʃɪp/ noun [countable, uncountable] PGthe period when someone is Prime Minister 首相[总理]的任期
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premiership• Leicester Tigers clinched their third consecutive Premiership title.• His entire premiership until now has been devoted to winning the election.• Wakefield had too much strength for Premiership side Workington as they scored10 tries on their way to a 56-6 win.• There is plenty of lore and legend from Whitehall and Westminster to buttress the case for an imperious premiership.• No player did more to adorn the Premiership in its early years.• Begin and Bishara, never real contenders for the premiership, withdrew from the electoral race the weekend before the election.• It's been a good run and they are still top of the Premiership table but they hardly looked champions today.prem·i·er·ship nounChineseSyllable
someone Corpus when the is period Prime Minister
premiership
prem‧i‧er‧ship /ˈpremiəʃɪp $ prɪˈmɪrʃɪp/
noun [uncountable and countable]
the period when someone is Prime Minister
prem‧i‧er‧ship /ˈpremiəʃɪp $ prɪˈmɪrʃɪp/
noun [uncountable and countable]the period when someone is Prime Minister
Premiership
Prem‧i‧er‧ship, the /ˈpremiəʃɪp $ prɪˈmɪər-/
the 20 best football teams in England and Wales, who play against each other. The group includes Arsenal, Manchester United, and Chelsea. The Premiership league began with the 1992–1993 season. At the end of each season, the bottom three clubs leave and are replaced by the top three teams from the First Division.
Prem‧i‧er‧ship, the /ˈpremiəʃɪp $ prɪˈmɪər-/
the 20 best football teams in England and Wales, who play against each other. The group includes Arsenal, Manchester United, and Chelsea. The Premiership league began with the 1992–1993 season. At the end of each season, the bottom three clubs leave and are replaced by the top three teams from the First Division.
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