Definition of premiate in English:

premiate

verb ˈpriːmɪeɪt

with object To reward; to award a prize to or for.

Origin

Mid 16th century. From classical Latin praemiāt-, past participial stem of praemiārī to claim a reward, in post-classical Latin also to reward from praemium. Compare Middle French, French †premier to reward.

Definition of premiate in US English:

premiate

verbˈpriːmɪeɪt

with object To reward; to award a prize to or for.

Origin

Mid 16th century. From classical Latin praemiāt-, past participial stem of praemiārī to claim a reward, in post-classical Latin also to reward from praemium. Compare Middle French, French † premier to reward.

单词	premiate
释义	Definition of premiate in English: premiate verb ˈpriːmɪeɪt with object To reward; to award a prize to or for. Origin Mid 16th century. From classical Latin praemiāt-, past participial stem of praemiārī to claim a reward, in post-classical Latin also to reward from praemium. Compare Middle French, French †premier to reward. Definition of premiate in US English: premiate verbˈpriːmɪeɪt with object To reward; to award a prize to or for. Origin Mid 16th century. From classical Latin praemiāt-, past participial stem of praemiārī to claim a reward, in post-classical Latin also to reward from praemium. Compare Middle French, French † premier to reward.
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