最前列
Meanings
1
front row; the very front row
Refers to the row closest to the front in a theater, classroom, concert, or similar setting. Often implies the best or most prominent position.
I was able to get seats in the front row of the concert.
He always sits in the very front row of the classroom.
Usage patterns
- 〈場所〉の最前列に座るto sit in the front row (of a place)
I was able to sit in the front row of the concert.
- 最前列で見るto watch from the front row
I watched the match from the front row.
- 最前列を確保するto secure a front-row spot
I went early and secured a front-row spot.
- 最前列に立つto stand in the front row
He stood in the front row of the demonstration and raised his voice.