fore
noun uk/fɔːr/ us/fɔːr/
to the fore 公众的关注;显要位置
to public attention or into a noticeable position
Various ecological issues have come to the fore since the discovery of the hole in the earth's ozone layer. 自从发现地球臭氧层空洞以来，各种生态问题成为公众关注的热点。
The prime minister has deliberately brought to the fore those ministers with a more caring image. 首相故意突出那些形象更为亲民的大臣。
It was an issue that came to the fore in the recent presidential election.
It is in his later works that his sense of humour really comes to the fore.
See also: the forefrontfore noun
fore
adverb [ before noun ], adjective uk/fɔːr/ us/fɔːr/
向（尤指船只）前部（的）；在（尤指船只）前部（的）
(especially on ships) towards or in the front
Synonyms: anterior forward (DIRECTION)front
Opposite: astern