front man

英 [frʌnt mæn]

美 [frʌnt mæn]

n. (尤指名声不佳或不受欢迎的团体或组织的)代言人，头面人物，名誉代表

柯林斯词典

N-COUNT (尤指名声不佳或不受欢迎的团体或组织的)代言人，头面人物，名誉代表
If you say that someone is afront manfor a group or organization, you mean that their role is to represent and give a good impression of it to the public, especially when it is not very respectable or popular.
1. Tremaine is the company's front man in Washington.
  特里梅因是公司在华盛顿的名誉代表。

noun

a person used as a cover for some questionable activity
Synonym:frontfigureheadnominal headstraw manstrawman

Now he is in front of the young man.
很快便超过了年轻人。
The directors use the public relations manager as a front man to answer any questions from customers.
董事们总是请公关经理来应付顾客们提出的问题。
At Barnsley, Anderson told me to get in front of my man at the near post for a corner, and I managed to head it in.
在巴恩斯利，安德森跟我说球会发到近角，让我甩掉后卫。
But, since he doesn't answer, he must see a black hat on the front man.
但既然他没有回答，那他一定是看到前面的人帽子是黑色的。
But can we speak so bluntly in front of the poor man!
但我们似乎不要在他面前说实话！
There is a chair in front of the young man.
在年轻人的前面有一把椅子。
Although they had a string of drummers, the drummer that stayed with the band longest was Dave Grohl, now the front man of another super rock band, the Foo Fighters.
他们曾频频更换鼓手，其中与乐队共事最久的鼓手是戴夫·格罗尔，他现在在另一支超级摇滚乐队&喷火战机乐队担任主唱。
Tremaine is the company's front man in Washington.
特里梅因是公司在华盛顿的名誉代表。
The nurse watched in front of the sick man's bed for many nights.
护士在这病人床前守候好几夜了。看守，守卫；
The former adviser now serves as a front man for a large foundation.
前顾问现在是一个大基金会的名誉负责人。