Front
ఫ్రంట్
definition
verb
the houses that front Beacon Street
(of a building or piece of land) have the front facing or directed toward.
a metal box fronted by an alloy panel
provide (something) with a front or facing of a particular type or material.
noun
a page at the front of the book had been torn out
the side or part of an object that presents itself to view or that is normally seen or used first; the most forward part of something.
his regiment was immediately sent to the front
the foremost line or part of an armed force; the furthest position that an army has reached and where the enemy is or may be engaged.
adjective
the front cover of the magazine
of or at the front.
I've got a girl's name when written down, but it's got a front vowel when pronounced.
(of a vowel sound) formed by raising the body of the tongue, excluding the blade and tip, toward the hard palate.
exclamation
scouts, front and center !
used to summon someone to the front or to command them to assume a forward-facing position, as in calling a bellhop to the front desk or giving orders to troops on parade.
translation of 'front'
ఎదుటిభాగము,
ముందు
example
Though they share many dates, Russell never gets past Alice's 'front' porch.
Amy seems uncomfortable under his gaze, but she finally puts up a brave 'front' .
Though she had put on a brave 'front' , he could see her eyes on the verge of tears.
Paul followed her slowly, knowing deep down that she was just putting up a brave 'front' .
My eyes found Gregory and Mikhail, who were sitting toward the 'front' of the hall.
The Third Infantry reached the 'front' early that morning about five miles south of Hafar al-Batin.
come around to the 'front' of the house
A white police tent yesterday covered the 'front' garden of the house as forensic tests were carried out.
She discovers that the magazine is a 'front' for the organization, and decided to go undercover.
The ginger girl decides to get up before her and goes directly to the 'front' of the bus.
Sporting a brave 'front' , he put on his battle gear: a worn-out helmet, its straps in tatters.
The whole wizard thing is just a 'front' for his illegal drug selling activities.
Communication trenches, which took the soldier from behind the 'front' to the forward positions, were added and improved upon.
The allied forces even opened an eastern 'front' through Eritrea and Ethiopia.
He held up a dark lime polo shirt with four blue buttons halfway down the 'front' .
They quickly got up, and ran toward the 'front' of the twenty meter long craft.
Its one of the best wind-ups of all to suggest to an ultra-left group that they might be a 'front' for some security service or other.
the houses 'front' onto the harbour
If the front moves across a surface with a warmer temperature than the lower parts of the air mass, then the 'front' will become unstable.
A statue remains unchanged whether you view it from the 'front' , the back, or the side.
It was commonly believed that the vans were a 'front' for drugs.
The result is that an observer looking at the 'front' of the object appears to see straight through it.
Tom grabbed me around the waist and pulled the backside of my body against his 'front' , and held me there.
Martin had used the NSA profile on him to present a calculated 'front' of physical allure and verbal manipulation.
He put the glass down, picking up a napkin to wipe his 'front' , his sleeve, and part of the log.
Mr. Malik took a step forward from his position at the 'front' of the classroom.
She slid her arms into the jacket's sleeves and buttoned the 'front' .
Maybe he was putting up a brave 'front' on the phone for me.
to present a united 'front'
'front' vowel
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