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front
/fɹʌnt/ adjective A1 (estimated)
1. located at or near the front
| German | vorder, vorderer |
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| French | antérieur |
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| Portuguese | frontal, fronteiro |
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| Czech | přední |
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| Italian | anteriore |
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| Spanish | derecho, anterior |
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| Swedish | främre |
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2. phonetics: pronounced toward the front of the mouth
4. figurehead, front (attributive)
| German | das Aushängeschild, die Galionsfigur, Grüßaugust |
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| French | fantoche |
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| Portuguese | laranja |
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| Italian | fantoccio |
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| Spanish | el/la testaferro, hombre de paja |
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| Swedish | en målvakt, en galjonsfigur |
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front
/fɹʌnt/ noun · plural: fronts A1 (estimated)
1. facing side
| German | die Vorderseite, die Stirn, die Fassade |
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| French | le devant, l'avant |
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| Portuguese | a frente, dianteira |
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| Czech | předek, líc |
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| Italian | il davanti, la facciata, l'avanti |
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| Spanish | la frente, el principio, la fronte |
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| Dutch | de voorkant, de voorzijde, voorzij |
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| Swedish | en framsida |
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| Latin | frons |
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2. main entrance side
| German | die Front, die Vorderseite |
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| French | la façade |
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| Portuguese | a frente |
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| Czech | předek, čelo, fasáda |
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| Dutch | de voorkant, de voorzijde |
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| Swedish | en framsida |
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3. public face of covert organisation
| German | der Frontmann |
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| French | la façade |
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| Portuguese | a fachada |
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| Italian | la facciata |
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| Spanish | la frente, la tapadera |
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| Dutch | het front, de façade |
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| Swedish | en bulvan |
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4. meteorology: interface between airmasses
| German | die Front, die Wetterfront |
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| French | le front |
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| Portuguese | a frente |
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| Czech | fronta |
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| Italian | la fronte |
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| Spanish | la frente |
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| Dutch | het front |
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| Swedish | en front |
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to front
/fɹʌnt/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. to lead or be the spokesperson of a group
| French | le/la porte-parole |
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| Portuguese | anteriorizar |
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2. assume false or disingenuous appearances
| German | fingieren |
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| French | antéposer |
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| Spanish | fingir, aparentar |
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