What does "front-loading" mean?

`v.`(also front-load) To allocate early primary election dates to certain states.; (also front-load) To distribute resources or tasks in advance. `n.`The practice of allocating early primary election dates to certain states.; The process of distributing resources or tasks in advance.

How do you pronounce "front-loading"?

The pronunciation is /[frʌnt ˈləʊdɪŋ]/. Listen to American and British pronunciations on this page.

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front-loading

[アメリカ]/[frʌnt ˈləʊdɪŋ]/

[イギリス]/[frʌnt ˈloʊdɪŋ]/

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日本語訳

フレーズ・コロケーション

front-loading strategy

front-loading costs

front-loading process

front-loading benefits

front-loading campaign

front-loading phase

front-loading initiative

front-loading system

front-loading data

front-loading activities

例文

the campaign involved front-loading key states to influence the primary outcome.

front-loading the project timeline allowed for early risk identification.

we're front-loading resources into the marketing department this quarter.

front-loading the training program ensures employees are prepared for the new system.

the company is front-loading investment in renewable energy sources.

front-loading the data analysis will provide insights for strategic planning.

we need to front-load the sales pipeline with qualified leads.

front-loading the software development process can reduce time to market.

the strategy involved front-loading incentives to encourage early adoption.

front-loading the research phase is crucial for a successful product launch.

we are front-loading our efforts on customer acquisition this year.