in the front row

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介词短语
  1. Able to witness everything. idiomatic
    — For my entire life the comet hurtled sunward, and then for a fleeting moment I positioned myself in the front row to enjoy its passage as it returned into distant space. For me the 1985-86 Halley apparition will be fondly remembered long after the Halley bars are eaten and the T-shirt fades.
  2. Prominent, demanding attention. idiomatic
    — I wrote the HOW and attracted people who were reaching out for help and prepared to help; genuine and loving people who expanded my network, positioned themselves in the front row of my life, new and divine relationships that pushed me to the edge of my comfort zone.
  3. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see in, front row.
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