[00:13]primary

　　[00:15]Matter is primary

　　[00:17]and consciousness is secondary.

　　[00:21]prime

　　[00:23]Only prime foods are served at the hotel.

　　[00:28]principle

　　[00:29]Their diplomatic principles completely laid bare

　　[00:32]their ambitious for world conquest.

　　[00:37]printing

　　[00:38]Books had to be written by hand

　　[00:41]before the invention of printing.

　　[00:45]priority

　　[00:46]To build Beijing into an international metropolis,

　　[00:50]the highest priority

　　[00:51]has been given to the problem

　　[00:53]of heavy traffic

　　[00:55]by the municipal government.

　　[00:58]profession

　　[01:00]The doctor is respected by his professions.

　　[01:05]profile

　　[01:06]The painter drew a profile for the girl.

　　[01:11]profit

　　[01:12]We hope our criticisms and suggestions

　　[01:15]will profit you.

　　[01:18]program(me)

　　[01:19]The hospital building program

　　[01:21] has been delayed by lack of money.

　　[01:26]project

　　[01:27]It is an elaborate project

　　[01:28]that answers many purposes.

　　[01:33]prominent

　　[01:34]The party hopes to play a prominent role

　　[01:36]in political life.

　　[01:40]pronounce

　　[01:41]Foreigners find it hard

　　[01:43]to pronounce many words in English.

　　[01:47]proper

　　[01:48]He wondered whether it would be proper

　　[01:50]to knock at the door of her room.

　　[01:54]proportional

　　[01:56]Payment will be proportional

　　[01:57]to the amount of work done.

　　[02:01]protest

　　[02:03]He protested

　　[02:04]that he hadn't been in the country

　　[02:06]when the robbery took place.

　　[02:10]provide

　　[02:11]The government is hoping

　　[02:12]to open up new areas of industry

　　[02:15]to provide employment.

　　[02:19]provision

　　[02:21]The present law makes no provision for this.

　　[02:25]publish

　　[02:27]The journal is published monthly.

　　[02:31]punctual

　　[02:33]He is punctual to the minute.

　　[02:37]punish

　　[02:38]The company is to adopt the floating wage system

　　[02:42]as of next year

　　[02:43]to award the diligent and punish the lazy.

　　[02:49]pursue

　　[02:50]The police pursued the stolen vehicle

　　[02:52]along the motorway.

　　[02:56]qualify

　　[02:57]Youngsters are qualified to vote

　　[02:59]when they are 18 years old.

　　[03:03]queue

　　[03:05]People are queuing up for tickets

　　[03:07]for the concert.

　　[03:10]quit

　　[03:11]Don't quit love with hate.

　　[03:15]quote

　　[03:16]The author frequently quoted Shakespeare.

　　[03:21]radical

　　[03:22]Moving to the farm

　　[03:23]made a radical change in our lives.

　　[03:28]rage

　　[03:29]He went into a rage

　　[03:30]when he learned about it.

　　[03:34]raid

　　[03:35]The soldiers made a raid

　　[03:37]upon the enemy's camp.

　　[03:41]rare

　　[03:42]The higher we go above the earth,

　　[03:44]the rarer the air is.

　　[03:48]rarely

　　[03:50]Big Ben in London has rarely gone wrong.

　　[03:55]rather

　　[03:57]I'd rather take those important documents with me.