foremost

• 指在某领域或语境中最重要的、领先的或最杰出的人或事物。

Describes something or someone that is the most important, leading, or prominent in a particular field or context.

1. Most important or prominentB2formal

   Ranking highest in importance, influence, or position.

   首要的

   • She is the foremost expert in the field of genetics.
   • The foremost priority is to ensure everyone's safety.
   • He is considered the foremost poet of his generation.

   同义词chiefleadingmainparamountpreeminentprimaryprincipaltop

   反义词lastleastminorsecondarysubordinateunimportant

2. First in time or orderB2formal

   Located at the front or beginning of something.

   最前面的

   • The foremost car in the parade was decorated with flowers.
   • The foremost chapter of the book introduces the main characters.
   • The foremost row of seats was reserved for VIP guests.

   同义词firstfrontinitialleadingprimary

   反义词lastrearmost

• 副词，表示“最主要地”或“首先”。用于强调某事物在等级、重要性或次序上处于首位或领先地位。

An adverb meaning "most importantly" or "in the first place." It is used to emphasize the primary or leading position of something in terms of rank, importance, or order.

1. Most important or leadingB2formal

   Used to indicate the most important or prominent position in a group or field.

   最重要的

   • She is foremost among the candidates for the position.
   • The company is foremost in the field of renewable energy.
   • He is considered the foremost expert on ancient history.

   同义词above allchieflypreeminentlyprimarilyprincipally

   反义词lastleastminorsecondarysubordinate

2. First in order or rankB2formal

   Before anything else in terms of sequence or priority.

   首先

   • Foremost, we must ensure the safety of all participants.
   • The issue of climate change is foremost on the agenda.
   • He placed his family foremost in his decisions.

   同义词chieffirstleadingparamountpremierprimaryprimeprincipalsupremetop

   反义词lastleast