foremost

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishforemostfore‧most /ˈfɔːməʊst $ ˈfɔːrmoʊst/ adjective 1 IMPORTANTthe best or most important SYN leading, top one of the country’s foremost authorities on chemical warfare Rostropovich was long considered the world’s foremost cellist.2 in a leading position among a group of people or thingsforemost among/amongst Sharpton was foremost among the protesters. Economic concerns are foremost on many voters’ minds. → first and foremostExamples from the Corpusforemost• The National Childbirth Trust, formed in 1956, is Britain's foremost charity concerned with education for parenthood.• Unlike these cities, Dublin is thought of first and foremost for its literary heritage, rather than for its art.• First and foremost in importance to the structure were the bishops.• The displays cover the growth and development of one of Britain's foremost medieval strongholds under its succession of powerful castellans.• Economic concerns are foremost on many voters' minds.foremost among/amongst• The defeat of inflation - a permanent, unrelenting crusade - has to be foremost among any wise Government's objectives.• Some states, Massachusetts foremost among them, have made a special effort to create women-only alcohol treatment programs.• Now 32 carriers are flying into Tegel Airport, foremost among them Lufthansa, which was founded in Berlin in 1926.• No one doubts the seriousness of the problems Mr Major must address, the recession foremost among them.

单词	foremost
释义	foremost From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishforemostfore‧most /ˈfɔːməʊst $ ˈfɔːrmoʊst/ ●○○ adjective 1 IMPORTANTthe best or most important SYN leading, top one of the country’s foremost authorities on chemical warfare Rostropovich was long considered the world’s foremost cellist.2 in a leading position among a group of people or thingsforemost among/amongst Sharpton was foremost among the protesters. Economic concerns are foremost on many voters’ minds. → first and foremostExamples from the Corpusforemost• The National Childbirth Trust, formed in 1956, is Britain's foremost charity concerned with education for parenthood.• Unlike these cities, Dublin is thought of first and foremost for its literary heritage, rather than for its art.• First and foremost in importance to the structure were the bishops.• The displays cover the growth and development of one of Britain's foremost medieval strongholds under its succession of powerful castellans.• Economic concerns are foremost on many voters' minds.foremost among/amongst• The defeat of inflation - a permanent, unrelenting crusade - has to be foremost among any wise Government's objectives.• Some states, Massachusetts foremost among them, have made a special effort to create women-only alcohol treatment programs.• Now 32 carriers are flying into Tegel Airport, foremost among them Lufthansa, which was founded in Berlin in 1926.• No one doubts the seriousness of the problems Mr Major must address, the recession foremost among them.
随便看	no more than no more than no more will etc no much etc competition no muss no muss, no fuss no name no news is good news no no no nonsense no not any let up no not any let-up no not any letup no not any longer no not much good any good no not much not any good no nothing on earth no nowhere in particular no offence no on earth no one no one can touch no one in particular no one in their right mind no one in their right mind ...