frontwoman
noun [ C ] (also front woman) uk/ˈfrʌnt.wʊm.ən/ us/ˈfrʌnt.wʊm.ən/
女主唱，乐队的女性核心人物
the female main singer or leader of a musical group
The former frontwoman of the Cranberries brought out a solo album. 小红莓乐队的前主唱发行了一张个人专辑。
Frontwoman Elizabeth Powell and her band make wonderful indie rock. 女主唱伊丽莎白·鲍威尔和她的乐队制作了精彩的独立摇滚音乐。
女性头面人物，女性代表
a woman who appears to be in charge of or to represent an organization or group, but who may not have real authority
She may be the frontwoman and her site's chief celebrity blogger but the real stars are the anonymous editors. 她也许是该网站的头面人物和首席名人博主，但真正的明星是那些不署名的编辑。
She was introduced as the company's new front woman. 她被介绍为该公司的新头面人物。
UK电视节目女主持人
a woman who presents a television programme
Yates became famous as the front woman of The Tube, the groundbreaking Channel 4 music programme. 耶茨作为第四频道开创性的音乐节目《电视机》的女主持人而成名。
She has now added "author" to a list of career achievements which includes GMTV frontwoman, fitness video presenter and radio talk show host. 她现在可将“作家”加入到包括GMTV女主播、健身视频主持人和广播谈话节目主持人在内的职业成就清单中。
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- The world of rock and pop currently abounds with striking female artists and front women.
- She was the frontwoman for legendary children's show 'Romper Room'.