Definition of front-line state in English:

front-line state

noun

A country that borders on an area troubled by a war or other crisis.
a front-line state in the conflict region
Example sentencesExamples
- Elite US troops were on their way to the front-line state of Uzbekistan yesterday as US and British leaders sought to tighten the resolve of Afghanistan's nervous neighbours ahead of a possible offensive.
- Pakistan has not just become a front-line state in the war on terror but is in mortal danger of becoming a battleground.
- This is a turning point, and the kind of cooperation and support that we now can expect from front-line states, from allies, from erstwhile adversaries, I think, is far greater than anything we've seen before.
- As a front-line state with Afghanistan, the US cannot abandon Pakistan.
- In June 1994 South Africa joined the Southern African Development Community, originally formed in 1980 by nine front-line states to reduce their economic dependence on South Africa, but it achieved very little success.
- Djibouti is a front-line state in the war on terrorism and stands shoulder-to-shoulder with the United States and its coalition partners.
- Basir said there is increasing concern in Russia, Iran and other front-line states that the US has a hidden agenda: to be the dominant power in Afghanistan, a strategic crossroads and a gateway to vast Central Asian oil fields.
- It will involve Baker in critical negotiations with the front-line states in the region as well as Iraq's debtors abroad.
- All they have to do is prove their credentials as front-line states in the war against al-Qaeda and the US will come to their aid.
- The draft-evaders and deserters who had sought refuge in neighbouring Hungary, a Nato front-line state during last year's Kosovo war, are branded traitors and face a court martial and up to 20 years in jail if they return home.
- The enemy is not protected and supplied by major powers such as the Soviet Union or China, not to mention a formidable front-line state such as North Vietnam.
- We very much have to go in and make sure that the earmarked 250 million euro as support have to be channeled into those front-line states and really get there.
- Turkey today is much more of a front-line state than Germany was, now that NATO is right up on Russia's frontier.
- My country was the front-line state even 20 years ago when we jointly struggled against the then - Soviet Union.
- But he has yet to persuade the leaders of the key front-line states that his journeys offer more than cosmetic change.
- ‘After using Pakistan as a front-line state in the war against terrorism, America has started encouraging Israel to sign new defense deals with India,’ he said.
- One was the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979 which led to Pakistan's emergence as a front-line state in US strategy, and hence the recipient of increased American military aid.
- The commandos could operate using echelon bases in Pakistan, former Soviet front-line states, and territory controlled by the Afghan opposition forces, the Northern Alliance.
- Recent polls show even Australia losing confidence in the United States, not to mention front-line states in the ‘war on terrorism’ such as Pakistan and Jordan.
- South Africa was in the late stages of apartheid, and its political intrigues spilled over into Botswana and other front-line states.

Definition of front-line state in US English:

front-line state

noun

A country that borders on an area troubled by a war or other crisis.
a front-line state in the conflict region
Example sentencesExamples
- Elite US troops were on their way to the front-line state of Uzbekistan yesterday as US and British leaders sought to tighten the resolve of Afghanistan's nervous neighbours ahead of a possible offensive.
- Djibouti is a front-line state in the war on terrorism and stands shoulder-to-shoulder with the United States and its coalition partners.
- My country was the front-line state even 20 years ago when we jointly struggled against the then - Soviet Union.
- We very much have to go in and make sure that the earmarked 250 million euro as support have to be channeled into those front-line states and really get there.
- Pakistan has not just become a front-line state in the war on terror but is in mortal danger of becoming a battleground.
- In June 1994 South Africa joined the Southern African Development Community, originally formed in 1980 by nine front-line states to reduce their economic dependence on South Africa, but it achieved very little success.
- One was the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979 which led to Pakistan's emergence as a front-line state in US strategy, and hence the recipient of increased American military aid.
- All they have to do is prove their credentials as front-line states in the war against al-Qaeda and the US will come to their aid.
- South Africa was in the late stages of apartheid, and its political intrigues spilled over into Botswana and other front-line states.
- The commandos could operate using echelon bases in Pakistan, former Soviet front-line states, and territory controlled by the Afghan opposition forces, the Northern Alliance.
- It will involve Baker in critical negotiations with the front-line states in the region as well as Iraq's debtors abroad.
- The draft-evaders and deserters who had sought refuge in neighbouring Hungary, a Nato front-line state during last year's Kosovo war, are branded traitors and face a court martial and up to 20 years in jail if they return home.
- This is a turning point, and the kind of cooperation and support that we now can expect from front-line states, from allies, from erstwhile adversaries, I think, is far greater than anything we've seen before.
- The enemy is not protected and supplied by major powers such as the Soviet Union or China, not to mention a formidable front-line state such as North Vietnam.
- Recent polls show even Australia losing confidence in the United States, not to mention front-line states in the ‘war on terrorism’ such as Pakistan and Jordan.
- Basir said there is increasing concern in Russia, Iran and other front-line states that the US has a hidden agenda: to be the dominant power in Afghanistan, a strategic crossroads and a gateway to vast Central Asian oil fields.
- ‘After using Pakistan as a front-line state in the war against terrorism, America has started encouraging Israel to sign new defense deals with India,’ he said.
- Turkey today is much more of a front-line state than Germany was, now that NATO is right up on Russia's frontier.
- But he has yet to persuade the leaders of the key front-line states that his journeys offer more than cosmetic change.
- As a front-line state with Afghanistan, the US cannot abandon Pakistan.

单词	front-line state
释义	Definition of front-line state in English: front-line state noun A country that borders on an area troubled by a war or other crisis. a front-line state in the conflict region Example sentencesExamples Elite US troops were on their way to the front-line state of Uzbekistan yesterday as US and British leaders sought to tighten the resolve of Afghanistan's nervous neighbours ahead of a possible offensive. Pakistan has not just become a front-line state in the war on terror but is in mortal danger of becoming a battleground. This is a turning point, and the kind of cooperation and support that we now can expect from front-line states, from allies, from erstwhile adversaries, I think, is far greater than anything we've seen before. As a front-line state with Afghanistan, the US cannot abandon Pakistan. In June 1994 South Africa joined the Southern African Development Community, originally formed in 1980 by nine front-line states to reduce their economic dependence on South Africa, but it achieved very little success. Djibouti is a front-line state in the war on terrorism and stands shoulder-to-shoulder with the United States and its coalition partners. Basir said there is increasing concern in Russia, Iran and other front-line states that the US has a hidden agenda: to be the dominant power in Afghanistan, a strategic crossroads and a gateway to vast Central Asian oil fields. It will involve Baker in critical negotiations with the front-line states in the region as well as Iraq's debtors abroad. All they have to do is prove their credentials as front-line states in the war against al-Qaeda and the US will come to their aid. The draft-evaders and deserters who had sought refuge in neighbouring Hungary, a Nato front-line state during last year's Kosovo war, are branded traitors and face a court martial and up to 20 years in jail if they return home. The enemy is not protected and supplied by major powers such as the Soviet Union or China, not to mention a formidable front-line state such as North Vietnam. We very much have to go in and make sure that the earmarked 250 million euro as support have to be channeled into those front-line states and really get there. Turkey today is much more of a front-line state than Germany was, now that NATO is right up on Russia's frontier. My country was the front-line state even 20 years ago when we jointly struggled against the then - Soviet Union. But he has yet to persuade the leaders of the key front-line states that his journeys offer more than cosmetic change. ‘After using Pakistan as a front-line state in the war against terrorism, America has started encouraging Israel to sign new defense deals with India,’ he said. One was the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979 which led to Pakistan's emergence as a front-line state in US strategy, and hence the recipient of increased American military aid. The commandos could operate using echelon bases in Pakistan, former Soviet front-line states, and territory controlled by the Afghan opposition forces, the Northern Alliance. Recent polls show even Australia losing confidence in the United States, not to mention front-line states in the ‘war on terrorism’ such as Pakistan and Jordan. South Africa was in the late stages of apartheid, and its political intrigues spilled over into Botswana and other front-line states. Definition of front-line state in US English: front-line state noun A country that borders on an area troubled by a war or other crisis. a front-line state in the conflict region Example sentencesExamples Elite US troops were on their way to the front-line state of Uzbekistan yesterday as US and British leaders sought to tighten the resolve of Afghanistan's nervous neighbours ahead of a possible offensive. Djibouti is a front-line state in the war on terrorism and stands shoulder-to-shoulder with the United States and its coalition partners. My country was the front-line state even 20 years ago when we jointly struggled against the then - Soviet Union. We very much have to go in and make sure that the earmarked 250 million euro as support have to be channeled into those front-line states and really get there. Pakistan has not just become a front-line state in the war on terror but is in mortal danger of becoming a battleground. In June 1994 South Africa joined the Southern African Development Community, originally formed in 1980 by nine front-line states to reduce their economic dependence on South Africa, but it achieved very little success. One was the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979 which led to Pakistan's emergence as a front-line state in US strategy, and hence the recipient of increased American military aid. All they have to do is prove their credentials as front-line states in the war against al-Qaeda and the US will come to their aid. South Africa was in the late stages of apartheid, and its political intrigues spilled over into Botswana and other front-line states. The commandos could operate using echelon bases in Pakistan, former Soviet front-line states, and territory controlled by the Afghan opposition forces, the Northern Alliance. It will involve Baker in critical negotiations with the front-line states in the region as well as Iraq's debtors abroad. The draft-evaders and deserters who had sought refuge in neighbouring Hungary, a Nato front-line state during last year's Kosovo war, are branded traitors and face a court martial and up to 20 years in jail if they return home. This is a turning point, and the kind of cooperation and support that we now can expect from front-line states, from allies, from erstwhile adversaries, I think, is far greater than anything we've seen before. The enemy is not protected and supplied by major powers such as the Soviet Union or China, not to mention a formidable front-line state such as North Vietnam. Recent polls show even Australia losing confidence in the United States, not to mention front-line states in the ‘war on terrorism’ such as Pakistan and Jordan. Basir said there is increasing concern in Russia, Iran and other front-line states that the US has a hidden agenda: to be the dominant power in Afghanistan, a strategic crossroads and a gateway to vast Central Asian oil fields. ‘After using Pakistan as a front-line state in the war against terrorism, America has started encouraging Israel to sign new defense deals with India,’ he said. Turkey today is much more of a front-line state than Germany was, now that NATO is right up on Russia's frontier. But he has yet to persuade the leaders of the key front-line states that his journeys offer more than cosmetic change. As a front-line state with Afghanistan, the US cannot abandon Pakistan.
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