front line
/ˌfrʌnt ˈlaɪn/noun
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मोर्चा, अग्रिम मोर्चा, सीमा-रेखा (युद्ध में)
Core word
noun
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[C, usually singular] the ~
the area where soldiers are closest to the enemy during a battle
मोर्चा, अग्रिम मोर्चा, सीमा-रेखा (युद्ध में)
- The soldiers spent six months on the front line.
- Supplies could not reach the troops at the front line.
- Letters from the front line took weeks to arrive.
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- The soldier was sent to the front line near the border.
- The shells fell close to the front line all night.
Synonyms front firing line
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[C, usually singular] the ~ (of sth)
the most important or dangerous position in an activity, where people deal directly with a problem
अग्रिम पंक्ति, सबसे आगे की जगह
- Doctors and nurses were in the front line of the fight against the pandemic.
- Radhika has always been on the front line of the campaign for girls' education.
- Teachers are on the front line of education reform.
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- Firefighters are always in the front line when floods hit the city.
- Health workers stood in the front line of the vaccination drive.
adjective/ˈfrʌnt laɪn/
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[only before noun]
(also front-line, frontline) working or happening in the front line
अग्रिम पंक्ति का, मोर्चे का
- front-line troops
- Front-line health workers were given the vaccine first.
- Front-line workers were thanked by the whole city.
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- Front-line staff handle most customer complaints.
- She works as a front-line nurse in a busy hospital.