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　

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双语例句

• Front-line police are learning to identify gambling video game.
  一线民警正在学习辨认赌博电玩。
• Share results with front-line clinical staff.
  与临床一线治疗人员分享结果。
• Children armed with stones will become front-line actors.
  手握石块的儿童变成了前线的演员。
• Foxconn on Sunday announced a second big pay rise for its front-line workers across China.
  富士康在上周日宣布，再度大幅上调中国各地厂区第一线工人的薪资。
• 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。
• He now favors giving front-line workers more responsibility.
  现在，他赞成给予一线工人更多责任的观点。
• 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。
• It imposed personal burdens on front-line workers who found their values compromised.
  “加强审问”加重了受到威胁的前线工作人员的负担。
• It was part of a long-term program designed eventually to apply coaching and leadership development at all levels in the organization, from front-line employees to senior management.
  该计划是企业长期目标的一部分，即：最终能在企业各层面（上至高级管理者，下至普通员工）全面实施辅导和发展计划。
• This defence-like application was developed as a front-line "SCADA" hacking tool.
  这类似于辩护的应用程序开发作为一个前线“监控”黑客工具。