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England is regarded as the early frontrunner.Having an angle always helps get you noticed and the early frontrunners in both shows satisfy that requirement.It lets voters in the leadership election know the frontrunner is not fit to lead a mainstream party.But for now we've set up a video gallery of our early frontrunners to whet your appetite.Despite his position as leadership frontrunner, there is still some nervousness in the party about how he will fare.The Republican frontrunner denied the allegations.Neither party 's original frontrunner survived.There is a lack of frontrunners in this race and my fancy's only win came when setting the pace at this track.His emergence as frontrunner in the election is already thought to have eased the path to securing loans from the IMF.A woman is now the presidential frontrunner, yet this happened with barely a glance from Britain.

单词	frontrunner
释义	Trends of frontrunner View usage for: frontrunner in British English (ˈfrʌntˌrʌnə) noun informal the leader or a favoured contestant in a race, election, etc Examples of 'frontrunner' in a sentence frontrunner England is regarded as the early frontrunner. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Having an angle always helps get you noticed and the early frontrunners in both shows satisfy that requirement. The Sun (2007) It lets voters in the leadership election know the frontrunner is not fit to lead a mainstream party. The Sun (2015) But for now we've set up a video gallery of our early frontrunners to whet your appetite. The Sun (2015) Despite his position as leadership frontrunner, there is still some nervousness in the party about how he will fare. Times, Sunday Times (2006) The Republican frontrunner denied the allegations. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Neither party 's original frontrunner survived. Times, Sunday Times (2008) There is a lack of frontrunners in this race and my fancy's only win came when setting the pace at this track. The Sun (2010) His emergence as frontrunner in the election is already thought to have eased the path to securing loans from the IMF. Times, Sunday Times (2014) A woman is now the presidential frontrunner, yet this happened with barely a glance from Britain. The Sun (2015) In other languages frontrunner British English: front-runner NOUN In a competition or contest, the front-runner is the person who seems most likely to win it. Neither of the front-runners in the presidential election is a mainstream politician. American English: front-runner Brazilian Portuguese: líder Chinese: 领先者 European Spanish: favorito French: favori German: Spitzenreiter Italian: favorito Japanese: 有力候補 Korean: 선두 주자 European Portuguese: líder Latin American Spanish: favorito
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