front row

The term 'front row' can describe the closest seats to an event or a leading position in various contexts.

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Definition

A2Theater and Events

(general)The closest line of seats to the stage or performance area.

Example

  • She managed to get tickets for the front row of the concert.
  • Sitting in the front row gives you the best view of the play.

B2Rugby

(technical, sports)The three players in a scrum who engage directly with the opposing team.

Example

  • The front row players are crucial for winning scrums in rugby.

B2Figurative

(figurative)A position at the forefront of developments or events, often implying privilege or exclusivity.

Example

  • As a journalist, she always has a front-row seat to the latest news.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "front row":

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