front-runner — a person or thing that is leading in a race or competition
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a person or thing that is leading in a race or competition
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈfrʌnt ˌrʌnər/
Korean meaning: 경주나 경쟁에서 선두를 달리는 사람이나 것
Korean pronunciation: **프런**트 **러**너
Example Sentences
- The company went from startup to front-runner faster than you can say 'unicorn'.
- As the front-runner in the mayoral election, he had to be careful not to trip over his own campaign promises.
- Tesla emerged as the front-runner in electric vehicle technology.
front-runner
NOUN//ˈfrʌnt ˌrʌnər//
a person or thing that is leading in a race or competition
a person or thing that is leading in a race or competition
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마라톤이나 경주에서 맨 앞에서 달리는 주자를 의미하던 말이 정치나 비즈니스 분야로 확장되어 '선두 주자'를 뜻하게 되었습니다.
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“The company went from startup to front-runner faster than you can say 'unicorn'.”
“As the front-runner in the mayoral election, he had to be careful not to trip over his own campaign promises.”
“Tesla emerged as the front-runner in electric vehicle technology.”
“Despite being the front-runner, she remained humble about her chances of winning.”
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