front row

前排

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Refers to the foremost line of seats, people, etc.

指座位、人等的最前面一排。

rowADJECTIVE + row (line of things)

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例句 (10)

front row = 前排 (指座位、人等的最前面一排。)

  • We have seats in the front row.我们坐在前排。
  • The director always reserves the front row for special guests.导演总是为贵宾预留前排座位。
  • She managed to get a ticket in the front row for the concert.她设法买到了音乐会前排的票。
  • Sitting in the front row gives you a completely different perspective.坐在前排会给你一个完全不同的视角。
  • He was so excited to be in the front row at the fashion show.他很高兴能坐在时装秀的前排。
  • Could you please move to the front row so everyone can see?您能移到前排以便大家都能看到吗？
  • The children eagerly took their places in the front row of the classroom.孩子们兴高采烈地坐在教室的前排。
  • From the front row, they could clearly hear every word.从前排，他们可以清楚地听到每一个字。
  • A reserved sign marked the front row of seats.一个预留牌子标记着前排座位。
  • The photographer asked the dignitaries to stand in the front row for the group picture.摄影师请贵宾们站在前排合影。