foremost
最重要的是
definition
adverb
O'Keefe's work was, foremost, an expression of the feelings of a woman
before anything else in rank, importance, or position; in the first place.
adjective
one of the foremost art collectors of his day
most prominent in rank, importance, or position.
translation of 'foremost'
adverb
往前,
向前
adjective
前边的,
基本的,
根本,
前面的,
主要的,
前进的,
第一
example
A number of the 'foremost' pioneer missionaries to these islands also served in Australia.
The early modern Italian courts saw the creation of some of Europe's 'foremost' collections of works of art.
First and 'foremost' I don't go anywhere without several plastic carrier bags.
Thus, the Chinese individual thinks 'foremost' of himself in relation to other people and the way in which they are connected.
After releasing it, he burst out with the question that was 'foremost' in his thoughts.
That notorious night out is the 'foremost' allegation in a catalogue of misdemeanours that the player will be reminded of for as long as he lives.
He is of the country's 'foremost' attorneys in the field of art and licensing law.
For a decision like this, ethical considerations deserve to be 'foremost' in our minds.
He understands that the poem is 'foremost' a form of communication, and fails if it becomes inscrutable.
He is one of the country's 'foremost' attorneys in the field of art and licensing law.
Sauvignon Blanc ranks 'foremost' among them, with Chardonnay not too far behind.
Paris is now regarded as one of the 'foremost' art centres in the West, but this status was hard won.
Indeed, evangelical Christians should be 'foremost' in good deeds and leaders in works of charity.
But deep inside, he is 'foremost' an actor and as such far more serious than he appears.
He spent hours with them every day, and it was of 'foremost' importance to him to instil in them his own personal and cultural standards.
First and 'foremost' , at primary level, there is the family doctor programme in the community.
The 'foremost' right that follows from this principle is the right to be free, not to be a slave.
It seems Cassavetes was 'foremost' a humanist who lived to record our crazy, mad ways.
Learn from the 'foremost' experts in the fine art world during the new Gallery Seminars.
He is the 'foremost' figure in the modern world of traditional Japanese martial arts.
No madman had ever restored one of the greatest races in the world to the position of one of the 'foremost' nations in the world as it was at the present time.
It marked a watershed in Renaissance art and established Michelangelo as the 'foremost' sculptor of his time.
By the seventeenth century, Austria was the 'foremost' German state and a major European power.
We all share one earth and peace among all people should be 'foremost' in our governments and minds.
Though he has spent half his life running what is now Britain's second largest property company, he is 'foremost' a financier.
She is one of the 'foremost' artists in Israel and was a principal dancer of the Batsheva Dance Company.
From Wednesday pulling pints will be 'foremost' on her mind as she takes over Kelly's, Narraghmore.
The preacher walked on, pleased to see that the little girl had Jesus 'foremost' in her heart.
Nonetheless, the 'foremost' step on the road to recovery for any alcoholic is for him to admit he has a problem and needs help.
First and 'foremost' I would like to ask the Namibian people and civil servants the following question.
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