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front line

/ˈfrʌnt laɪn/

翻译: 指冲突、斗争或某一领域中最前沿、最开放的位置,如军事行动、疫情期间的医疗工作或社会活动。也指最前线、最前沿的岗位或阵地。

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/ˈfrʌnt laɪn/B2formalpolitical
  • zh指冲突、斗争或某一领域中最前沿、最开放的位置,如军事行动、疫情期间的医疗工作或社会活动。也指最前线、最前沿的岗位或阵地。

Refers to the most advanced or exposed position in a conflict, struggle, or area of activity, such as military combat, healthcare during a pandemic, or social activism.

  1. Military combat zoneB2formal

    The area where opposing military forces engage in combat, closest to the enemy.

    zh前线

    • The soldiers were sent to the front line to defend the city.
    • Conditions on the front line were harsh and dangerous.
    • He served on the front line for over a year.
  2. Direct contact with customersB2formal

    The part of an organization that deals directly with customers or the public.

    zh一线

    • Customer service representatives are on the front line of the company.
    • Front-line workers often face the most challenging situations.
    • The front line staff need excellent communication skills.
  3. Leading position in a fieldC1formal

    The most advanced or active position in a particular area of activity or development.

    zh前沿

    • This research is on the front line of cancer treatment.
    • The company is on the front line of technological innovation.
    • Activists are on the front line of the fight for social justice.
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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