noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
right before one's eyes; imminent; close at hand
Used for something physically or temporally immediate, often with a sense of urgency or direct confrontation. Common in phrases like 目前に迫る (to be imminent) and 目前の (immediate, right in front of).
The exam is imminent.
He didn't notice the danger right in front of him.
The exam is right around the corner.
He's nervous with the wedding just ahead.
I focus on the task right in front of me.
Graduation is just ahead of me.