front line

1. A front, or a boundary between opposing positions.

   Front, Frontlinie

   ли́ния фро́нтаlínija frónta, фронтfront, передова́яperedovája

   лі́нія фро́нтуlínija fróntu, фронтfront, передова́peredová

2. (broadly)A site of a conflict, effort, or controversial matter of any kind.

3. The site of interaction with outsiders, such as customers.

4. (euphemistic)A low level.

5. Attack, collectively the attackers or forwards.

1. I was at the front of the line.

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2. Tom works in the front lines.

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3. She's still active in the front lines.

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4. He was sent to the front lines.

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5. The troops were retired from the front lines.

   ruОтряды были отозваны с передовой. — Hellerick

   deDie Truppen wurden von den Frontlinien abgezogen. — Tamy

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