front

US /frʌnt/
UK /frʌnt/
"front" picture
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the forward-most part of something

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The car was damaged at the front.
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He stood at the front of the line.
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backrear
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a line where two areas of different air masses meet, causing weather changes

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A cold front is moving in, bringing rain.
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The weather forecast mentioned a stationary front.
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of or at the front part of something

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The house has a large front yard.
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Please use the front door.
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backrear
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to face or be positioned with the front toward something

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The house fronts onto the park.
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The building fronts the main street.
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at or in the front part of something

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He sat front in the cinema.
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The driver is front and center.
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backbehind
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in front offront doorfront deskfront pagefront runnerfront roomfront end