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First come, first served (saying) - кто смел, тот и съел; кто первым встал, того и тапочки (шутл.)
Used to indicate that people will be dealt with strictly in the order in which they arrive or apply: There are 30 seats, but it is first come, first served, so get there early. * We've got ten cheap computers on offer. It's first come, first served.
First cousin - двоюродный брат // двоюродная сестра
The child of your aunt or uncle: Tom's only first cousin was Ralph, the son of his Uncle John.
First fruit - первые плоды
The first benefits from an undertaking. From the first fruit that is ripe for picking.
First in, best dressed (Austr) - кто первым придёт, тому бог подаёт
Something that you say which means that the first people to do something will get something first or will have an advantage: I've got ten free tickets to the movies to hand out, so it's first in, best dressed.
First of all // First off (chiefly Am inf) - прежде всего; вопервых
As a first point; first of all: First of all, we'll try to find a place to live. * First off, I wouldn't worry about the "fashionability" of any particular garment. If you'd like to wear something, then wear it.
First past the post (Br) - тот, кто первым пришёл к фини шу/пересёк финишную черту
If someone is first past the post in a competition, they are the first to achieve something; winning a race by being the first to reach the finishing line (said of a contestant, especially a horse, in a race);
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