forefront
US //ˈfɔrˌfrʌnt//
・UK
B1 中級
n.名詞最前部
He moved the most important people to the forefront of the picture
n.名詞最前線；領先地位
She is at the forefront of the movement for social change.
v.t.及物動詞將…置於首位；突出
The documentary forefronted the issue of climate change.
影片字幕
《捍衛戰士》奪得奧斯卡最佳音效獎的原因（Why Top Gun won the Oscar for sound）
08:41
- The plane-focused sound design pulls back and other elements take the forefront.
這時，飛行器音效就會縮小收回，讓其他元素去主導。
- and other elements take the forefront.
和其他元素佔據主導地位。
伊朗冷不丁來了｜FT評論 (Iran comes in from the cold | FT Comment)
05:34
- a terribly important factor in a period when climate change is at the forefront of the international agenda.
在這個氣候異常已為全球矚目最前線的問題時，這是個非常重要的關鍵因子。
微軟與LinkedIn的連接 - FT商業 (Microsoft connects with LinkedIn | FT Business)
02:04
- The company wants to be at the forefront of so called productivity and collaboration.
微軟公司表示他們希望成為「效率」與「合作」的象徵
時代精神2：Zeitgeist Addendum
03:07
- The men in Washington should be at the forefront of technology.
華府那批人理應身處科技領域的最前線
- The forefront of human study.
直面人類教育與犯罪問題