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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈfrʌntˌlaɪn/ · UK /ˈfrʌntlaɪn/
frontline means: Working or positioned where fighting happens or where people deal directly with a problem or the public.
adjective
Working or positioned where fighting happens or where people deal directly with a problem or the public.
- Frontline troops needed more supplies.
- The hospital gave frontline nurses extra support.
- Frontline staff deal with customer complaints every day.
Among the most advanced or important in a particular area.
- The lab focuses on frontline research.
- Their engineers develop frontline technology.
- This drug remains a frontline treatment for the disease.
Questions about frontline
What does frontline mean?
Working or positioned where fighting happens or where people deal directly with a problem or the public.
What is frontline in other languages?
Türkçe: ön cephedeki · Español: de primera línea · Français: de première ligne · Deutsch: an vorderster Front · Italiano: di prima linea · 日本語: 最前線の
How do you pronounce frontline?
In American English /ˈfrʌntˌlaɪn/; in British English /ˈfrʌntlaɪn/.
How do you use frontline in a sentence?
Frontline troops needed more supplies. The hospital gave frontline nurses extra support.
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