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upfront

/ˈʌpfrʌnt/ /ʌpˈfrʌnt/

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noun

预售会，新季度广告预售会

A meeting of network executives with the press and major advertisers, signaling the start of advertising sales for a new season

Examples :

"The network's upfront presentation showcased their new shows and ad opportunities for the coming fall season. "

这家电视台的新季度广告预售会展示了他们的新剧和秋季的广告机会。

media business entertainment

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verb

提出，摆在前面.

To bring to the fore; to place up front for consideration

Examples :

"The teacher upfront the most important points of the lesson so everyone could focus on them. "

老师把课上最重要的几点摆在前面，这样大家就可以集中注意力了。

communication business attitude

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adjective

坦诚的，直率的.

Honest, frank and straightforward.

Examples :

"My teacher was upfront about the high expectations for the upcoming exam. "

我的老师坦诚地告诉我们，他对即将到来的考试期望很高。

character attitude moral communication

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adjective

在前面的，领先的

In a forward, leading or frontward position.

Examples :

"The teacher stood upfront in the classroom, so everyone could clearly see her. "

老师站在教室的最前面，这样每个人都能清楚地看到她。

position attitude business character

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adjective

预付的，事先支付的

(of money) Paid in advance.

Examples :

"I had to pay the upfront cost of the summer camp to reserve my child's spot. "

我必须预先支付夏令营的费用，才能为我的孩子保留名额。

business finance

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adverb

预先，事先。

Examples :

"My teacher explained the project requirements upfront, so we all knew what was expected. "

我的老师预先解释了项目要求，所以我们都知道该做什么。

attitude business communication

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adverb

当先，领先。

Examples :

"The soccer player charged upfront, trying to steal the ball from the defender. "

那个足球运动员冲在最前面，试图从后卫脚下断球。

military war action