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Front
01
parte de delante
the part or surface of an object that is faced forward, seen first, or used first
Example
She stood at the front of the line to buy tickets for the concert.
The front of the car was dented after the accident.
02
frente, delantera
the most forward position in a battle or conflict, where fighting is happening
Example
Soldiers were stationed at the front to defend the area.
Medics worked near the front to help the wounded.
Example
He put on a confident front, though he felt overwhelmed by the new responsibilities.
Her cheerful front at the party hid the sadness she was carrying inside.
04
tapa, tapadera
a person or thing that hides the true nature or identity of something, often used to conceal illegal or unethical activities
Example
The businessman was a front for a large criminal organization.
She acted as a front for her brother ’s illegal activities.
05
frente, coalición
a group of people or organizations working together for a common political goal
Example
The democratic front rallied for free elections.
The workers ’ front called for fair wages and better working conditions.
06
frente
(of weather) the point where two air masses of different temperatures meet
Example
The weather forecast predicted thunderstorms as a cold front was expected to move through the region.
El pronóstico del tiempo predijo tormentas eléctricas ya que se esperaba que un frente meteorológico atravesara la región.
A warm front brought unseasonably high temperatures and humidity to the area.
Un frente meteorológico trajo temperaturas anómalamente altas y humedad a la zona.
07
frente, ámbito
a specific area or aspect of activity or concern, often used to describe different fields or domains of focus
Example
There 's been a lot of progress on the environmental front lately.
On the technology front, the company has made significant advancements.
Example
She walked into the room with so much front, as if she owned the place.
His front during the meeting was impressive, but I could tell he was nervous inside.
front
01
delantero
located at or toward the forward-facing side or part of an object or space
Example
The front door of the house is painted red.
The front seats of the car offer the best view of the road.
02
frontal, vocal anterior
(of a vowel) produced with the tongue positioned towards the front of the mouth
Example
The vowel sound in " beat " is a front vowel.
In linguistics, front vowels are produced with the tongue closer to the teeth.
to front
Example
She fronted the accusation without hesitation, determined to defend herself.
Tom fronted his opponent in the debate, presenting his argument with conviction.
Example
The house fronts the beach, offering stunning ocean views.
The garden fronts the main road, making it easily visible to passersby.
03
frontal, embellecer
to add a decorative or protective layer to the front side of an object or structure
Example
The building was fronted with glass to allow more natural light.
The car was fronted by a sleek chrome grille.
04
encabezar, dirigir
to act as the primary person leading or performing for a band or group
Example
She fronts a popular rock band that tours worldwide.
He used to front the band before they decided to go their separate ways.
Example
She fronts a popular morning radio show every weekday.
He has been asked to front the new evening news program.
Example
Do n't front like everything is fine when you're clearly upset.
He was just fronting to fit in with the crowd.
07
fingir, simular
to act as a false or misleading outward appearance that hides the true purpose or activity behind it
Example
The seemingly innocent company fronted for a larger criminal network.
The fake charity was set up to front for a money laundering scheme.
08
adelantar, financiar
to give someone the money or supplies they need to start something
Example
He fronted the team the funds needed to complete the project.
She fronted them a large sum to launch their new venture.
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