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noun ˈprʌɪməs The presiding bishop of the Scottish Episcopal Church, elected by the bishops from among their number. (苏格兰圣公会选出的)首席主教 Example sentencesExamples - The Bishop of Glasgow and Galloway has been voted in as the new Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church by the Episcopal Synod earlier in the week.
- This church has a strong past association with a well-known contemporary Scottish figure, Richard Holloway, formerly primus of the Episcopal Church and now more of a lay philosopher and social critic.
- Church of Scotland moderator, Reverend Andrew McLellan, and the primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church the Most Rev Bruce Cameron will attend ‘in a supporting role’ according to Scottish CND.
- There is no primus in the Scottish Catholic church, though there are two metropolitans.
- Richard Holloway became Bishop of Edinburgh in 1986 and the Primus of the Scottish Episcopalian Church in 1992.
OriginLate 16th century: from Latin, literally 'first'. nounˈprʌɪməs trademark A brand of portable cooking stove that burns vaporized oil. Example sentencesExamples - The alcohol was so strong it was used for burning the stubble of plucked chickens and for Primus stoves and Tilley lamps.
- The almost rural surroundings change before you know it and you are soon in the midst of a much older town on a road gone narrow as you pass through Ulsoor with its temples, shops that sell puja essentials, books, clothes and Primus stoves.
- Then we set about ordering a backpacking stove from each - either an MSR Dragonfly or a Primus MFS, both of which retail for about $100.
- One of the female elders added that the fuel oil would become stiff and was difficult to use with the Primus stove.
- We had to cook our bully beef on a little Primus stove on the deck and rig up our own shade from the sun.
- Their establishment is a rather simple affair, consisting of one stool, two crates, a Primus stove, three huge pots and numerous plates.
- On a shelf underneath was a huge and ancient Primus stove.
- Instruments were sterilised using a pressure cooker (later an autoclave) on a Primus stove.
- While my mother made tea on a Primus stove and prepared egg sandwiches, I would climb into the punt, making sure that it was safely tied on with the painter.
- As a volunteer for the Royal Air Force, he developed improved mountain rescue methods and in Northern Ireland researched prepacked rations for the flying boats, negating the need for vegetable sacks and a Primus stove on board.
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