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.

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.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Willett	['wilit]
Merle	[mə:l]
Purnama	poor-NAH-mah	Indonesian
Nur Ad-Din	-	Arabic
EsİN	-	Turkish
Zara (1)	ZAHR-ə	English (Modern)