front-line

英 [frʌnt laɪn]

美 [frʌnt laɪn]

n.  (战争中的)前线，前方
adj.  (国家)位于战争(或冲突)前线的，与敌国毗邻的

复数：front-lines　

IELTS

双语例句

• This is already happening in the front-line of the crisis, eurozone sovereign debt.
  在危机的前沿欧洲主权债务危机中已经出现了这种情况。
• Each banking financial institution shall strengthen the professional trainings of the small-amount payment system, particularly the trainings for the front-line staff and the managers;
  各银行业金融机构要加强小额支付系统的业务培训，特别是对一线业务和管理人员的培训；
• However, in-depth front-line volunteers at the same time, and risk means both of them more than a few people infected with HIV.
  但是志愿者们在深入一线的同时，也就意味着和风险并存，他们当中感染艾滋的人不在少数。
• Maximizing shareholder value is also not an objective that motivates employees on the front-line.
  将股东价值最大化也不是可以激励第一线员工的目标。
• These front-line defences are backed up by armoured units in reserve.
  前线的防务得到后备装甲部队的支援。
• Incorporate the ideas of your front-line staff into developing this script.
  在设计话术的时候，要纳入第一线员工的点子。
• Children armed with stones will become front-line actors.
  手握石块的儿童变成了前线的演员。
• We have no head-to-head front-line data comparing capecitabine with any of the other agents ( as single-agent therapy).
  我们没有卡培他滨与任何其它药物在一线直接对照的数据。
• Decision-making has been forced down in many cases to front-line employees.
  在一些情形下一线的职工被迫作一些决策。
• Research on job burnout and relevant factors of front-line AIDS control staff
  基层艾滋病防治人员工作倦怠及相关因素研究