be in the front line



be in the front line

To be a likely target of anger, criticism, or judgment. Because call center workers are in the front line, they bear the brunt of customer unhappiness.
See also: front, line

be in the front line

to be in an important position where you have influence, but where you are likely to be criticized or attacked (often + of ) Many social workers are in the front line of racial tension.
See also: front, line

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Jordon['dʒɔ:dən]
IngebjØRg-Norwegian, Danish
JerriJER-eeEnglish
Sebastianze-BAHS-tee-ahn (German), sə-BAS-chən (English), se-BAHS-tyahn (Polish), SE-bahs-tee-ahn (Finnish)German, English, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Polish, Finnish, Romanian
Newman['nju:mən]
Teca-Hungarian