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Front seat
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the seat in a car that is next to the driver
What is a "front seat"?
A front seat is a seat located in the front part of a vehicle, typically next to the driver's seat, where the passenger sits. It is designed for comfort and safety, with features like seat belts and sometimes adjustable positions for the passenger. The front seat provides a view of the road and is an important location for the passenger to assist with navigation or interact with the driver. In many vehicles, the front seat can be moved forward or backward to adjust legroom, and it may have additional features such as heating or reclining options in certain models.
Examples
Sarah sat in the front seat while her dad drove the car.
Tom prefers the front seat because he gets less car sick there.
