英语词汇“frontline worker”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

c. Of a person: working at the forefront of an organization's public activity, typically as the point of direct contact with customers, clients, users of the organization's services, etc., (now) esp. designating such an employee who provides a service regarded as vital within the community, such as a health-care worker, teacher, etc.; often in frontline worker. Also of an activity: involving this kind of direct contact with customers, clients, or users of the organization's services.

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1919 Bridgeport (Connecticut) Standard Telegram 2 June 7/4 150 captains each representing a team of ten making a total of 1,500 front line workers, or [women's suffrage] subscription seekers.

1976 Whig-Standard (Kingston, Ont.) 4 Oct. 7/2 Front-line men and women at the 265 customs ports and offices (includes harbors, airports, border crossings and inland ports) must be cool, courteous and civil in the face of what may be a potentially explosive (or hilarious) situation.

1985 Times 21 Mar. 42/3 (advt.) These opportunities hold..the immediate satisfaction of knowing that you will be making a tangible contribution to front-line marketing.

1998 Community Care 30 Apr. 1/4 He had visited many social care agencies and had been touched by the dedication and commitment of front-line workers, whose efforts were often unrecorded.

2007 Independent 26 Mar. 30/2 Where we can cut the number of admin jobs, we have done, releasing money to frontline services.

2020 Brantford (Ont.) Expositor (Nexis) 13 June a2 Surgical masks and N-95 respirators are critical supplies that should be reserved for frontline healthcare workers.

单词	frontline worker
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