第三人称复数：front lines
名词前线，第一线
1. (战争中的)前线，前方
The front line is the place where two opposing armies are facing each other and where fighting is going on.
e.g. ...a massive concentration of soldiers on the front line.
在前线大规模的兵力集结
2. (国家)位于战争(或冲突)前线的，与敌对国毗邻的
A front line state shares a border with a country that it is at war with or is in conflict with.
e.g. ...the front-line states bordering South Africa.
和南非接壤的前线国家
3. 处于第一线;居于极重要岗位
Someone who is in the front line has to play a very important part in defending or achieving something.
e.g. Information officers are in the front line of putting across government policies.
新闻发言官处于传达政府政策的第一线。
1. Losing Diop hurts Dallas'front line, as he is the primary backup to starting center Erick Dampier.
2. I have to be in the front line from the first turn to have a good result.
3. Brazil missed out on an early goal when Neymar just failed to connect with a cross in front of the goal line.
4. Two iron fences stood in front of the Joy City Apple store to control crowds but no one was waiting in line.
5. Someone cutting in front of you in line, on the sidewalk or in a lane of traffic.
6. Most people have to line up in front of the ticket booths at railway stations day and night without knowing if they can get one.
7. Desperation is greatest on the government side and thousands of people charged toward the front line bridges after rebels left.
8. The device automatically separates the passengers and leaves a distance of one meter between the front of the line and the rest of the queue.
9. And next year it will build a MLCC front end production line.
10. front line什么意思
10. The sound of artillery fire could be heard coming from the direction of the front line.
noun
1. the line along which opposing armies face each other
Synonym: battlefront front