foremost

UK
/ˈfɔː.məʊst/
US
/ˈfɔrˌmoʊst/
foremostadjective
UK
/ˈfɔː.məʊst/
US
/ˈfɔrˌmoʊst/
Translations
She is one of the foremost experts in her field.
Она является одним из передовых экспертов в своей области.
He is a foremost figure in the world of art.
Он является ведущей фигурой в мире искусства.
Their foremost concern is the safety of the children.
Их главная забота — это безопасность детей.
Definitions
Most prominent in rank, importance, or position.
She is the foremost expert in the field of renewable energy.
Leading or primary in a particular context.
His foremost concern was the safety of his family during the storm.
Situated at the front; first in physical position or direction.
The foremost carriage of the train was reserved for first-class passengers.
foremostadverb
Definitions
In the first place; before anything else in order of importance or time.
Foremost, we must ensure that everyone is safe.
At or toward the front.
The captain stood foremost on the bow as the ship entered the harbor.
Synonyms
first and foremost
most importantly
above all
forenoun
Definitions
The front part of something, especially a ship.
The crew gathered at the fore of the ship to watch the sunrise.
foreadverb
Definitions
In front; at the front.
The captain stood fore to oversee the ship's course.
In or toward the front part of a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle.
The passengers moved fore to get a better view of the approaching coastline.
foreadjective

foremost

Super.

former
Comp.
foremost
Super.
UK
/fɔː/
US
/fɔr/
Translations
The fore part of the ship was damaged in the storm.
Передняя часть корабля была повреждена во время шторма.
Definitions
Situated at the front or in the forward part of something.
The fore cabin of the ship was reserved for the crew.
Relating to the front part of something.
The fore legs of the horse were injured during the race.
forepreposition
Definitions
In front of; before.
The ship's anchor was located fore of the main deck.
foreinterjection
Definitions
Used to warn people, especially on a golf course, that a ball is heading toward them.
"Fore!" he shouted as his drive sliced toward the next fairway.