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prima ballerina

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pri·ma ballerina  (prm)
n.
The leading woman dancer in a ballet company.

[Italian : prima, feminine of primo, first + ballerina, ballerina.]

prima ballerina [ˈpriːmə]
n
(Performing Arts / Ballet) a leading female ballet dancer
[from Italian, literally: first ballerina]
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Noun1.prima ballerina - a leading female ballet dancer
ballerina, danseuse - a female ballet dancer
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prima ballerina


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She joined Ballet Theatre (now ABT) in 1943, and became prima ballerina with the Metropolitan Opera for seven years, then at the New York City Opera for two.
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