bonus
The French word 'prime' translates into 'bonus' in English. It is used in French to refer to an extra amount of money given as a reward, just like in English. For example, 'J'ai reçu une prime de fin d'année' means 'I received a year-end bonus.'
I have to pay an insurance premium this month.
The word 'prime' in French can be used to mean 'premium' in English, especially in the context of insurance premiums - the amount you pay for an insurance policy.
This year, there is a bonus for the best employees.
In French, 'prime' can also mean 'bonus', usually referring to extra compensation given to employees for good performance. This usage is common in business and professional settings.
He received a bonus for finishing the project on time.
Similar to the previous example, this sentence uses 'prime' in the context of a work setting. Here, the 'prime' is a reward or bonus given to an employee for completing a project by a certain deadline.