Definition of «front lines»

The term "front line" refers to the first or primary position where action occurs. In a military context, it is used to describe the forwardmost positions held by troops in combat, who are responsible for engaging and defeating enemy forces. The front line can also refer to any place or situation where important events or decisions are being made, such as in politics, business, or sports.

Phrases with «front lines»

on the front lines
to be on the front lines
people on the front lines
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Sentences with «front lines»

«Primary care is our health system's front line of defense, detection, and treatment,» he said. (sciencedaily.com)
Spending on overseas development, on front line health and education services and on the police is to be protected, all this leaving huge cuts in prospect for everything else. (channel4.com)
That is one of the best front lines in a long time. (justarsenal.com)
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Definition of «front lines»

Phrases with «front lines»

Sentences with «front lines»

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