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front and centre

adjective UK (also front-and-centre) /ˌfrʌnt ən ˈsen.tər/ /ˌfrʌnt ən ˈsen.t̬ɚ/ (US front and center)

易吸引人的;极受关注的

very easy to see or notice, or getting the most attention in a situation

He's a natural collaborator, someone who's happy to be part of an ensemble without feeling the need to be front and centre. 他是个天生的合作者，一个乐于成为整体的一员而不觉得有必要位居前排C位的人。

E-health and telemedicine was front-and-centre at the debate. 电子医疗和远程医疗是辩论中最受关注的部分。

Synonym: prominent

Machine learning is front and centre when it comes to optimizing online campaigns.
Rock-star Tom Barker was front-and-centre in the £50,000 ad campaign.
How to deal with the impact of climate change is front and centre at the talks.
We have to make sure that we stay ahead of the game and that we stay front and centre in customers' eyes.
One factor in Mr King's appointment had been his "front and centre" involvement in a series of acquisitions.

front and centre

adverb UK (also front-and-centre) /ˌfrʌnt ən ˈsen.tər/ /ˌfrʌnt ən ˈsen.t̬ɚ/ (US front and center)

易吸引人地;极受关注地

in or to a position that is very easy to see or notice, or that gets the most attention

With the leader's popularity falling, his handling of the crisis has moved front and centre. 随着这位领导人的声望下降，他对危机的处理已经成为了问题的焦点。

We put taking care of our customers front-and-centre in every part of our business. 我们把客户的需求放在业务的每一个环节的中心位置。

We are not a political party, we are a coalition of groups seeking to bring the issue of climate change front and centre.
This question must be placed front and centre of all the government's policy discussions.
In the morning, you are expected front-and-centre at Sydney Airport to greet the team upon their arrival in Australia.

词汇	front and centre
释义	front and centre adjective UK (also front-and-centre) /ˌfrʌnt ən ˈsen.tər/ /ˌfrʌnt ən ˈsen.t̬ɚ/ (US front and center) 易吸引人的;极受关注的 very easy to see or notice, or getting the most attention in a situation He's a natural collaborator, someone who's happy to be part of an ensemble without feeling the need to be front and centre. 他是个天生的合作者，一个乐于成为整体的一员而不觉得有必要位居前排C位的人。 E-health and telemedicine was front-and-centre at the debate. 电子医疗和远程医疗是辩论中最受关注的部分。 Synonym: prominent 更多例句 Machine learning is front and centre when it comes to optimizing online campaigns. Rock-star Tom Barker was front-and-centre in the £50,000 ad campaign. How to deal with the impact of climate change is front and centre at the talks. We have to make sure that we stay ahead of the game and that we stay front and centre in customers' eyes. One factor in Mr King's appointment had been his "front and centre" involvement in a series of acquisitions. front and centre adverb UK (also front-and-centre) /ˌfrʌnt ən ˈsen.tər/ /ˌfrʌnt ən ˈsen.t̬ɚ/ (US front and center) 易吸引人地;极受关注地 in or to a position that is very easy to see or notice, or that gets the most attention With the leader's popularity falling, his handling of the crisis has moved front and centre. 随着这位领导人的声望下降，他对危机的处理已经成为了问题的焦点。 We put taking care of our customers front-and-centre in every part of our business. 我们把客户的需求放在业务的每一个环节的中心位置。更多例句 We are not a political party, we are a coalition of groups seeking to bring the issue of climate change front and centre. This question must be placed front and centre of all the government's policy discussions. In the morning, you are expected front-and-centre at Sydney Airport to greet the team upon their arrival in Australia.
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