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Frontline tv series; Front Line; Frontline; The Front Line; Frontline (TV series); Frontlines; FRONTLINE; The Front Line (film); Frontline (television program); Front lines (disambiguation); Front Lines (disambiguation); Frontline (song); Frontline (disambiguation); The Front Line (TV series)
frontline
alsofront-line(front lines)
1.
The frontline is the place where two opposing armies are facing each other and where fighting is going on.
...a massive concentration of soldiers on the frontline.
N-COUNT: usutheN
2.
A frontline state shares a border with a country that it is at war with or is in conflict with.
...the front-line states bordering South Africa.
ADJ: ADJn
3.
Someone who is in the frontline has to play a very important part in defending or achieving something.
Information officers are in the frontline of putting across government policies.
PHRASE: v-linkPHR, PHR after v
frontline
¦ noun the military line or part of an army that is closest to the enemy.
?the most important position in a debate or movement.
front-line
IN MILITARY TERMINOLOGY THE POSITION(S) CLOSEST TO THE AREA OF CONFLICT
Forward Edge of Battle Area; Forward edge of battle area; Forward line of own troops; Forward Line of Own Troops; FrontLine; Forward Edge of the Battle Area; Front-line; Forward edge of the battle area; Front lines
1. I‘m selling 5000 kulcha every day." Front line For years, residents of Chakothi were on the front line of border fire, virtually living under siege.
2. I am the one who is heading the front–line ministry for the front–line state in the war against terrorism,» Haq told AFP yesterday.
3. Most Australian forces currently don‘t have front–line roles.
4. "Financial Security: Front Line of Defense" Remarks by U.S.
5. I hired lawyers and put myself on the front line.