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front
/frʌnt/
noun
Bir şeyin öne bakan kısmı veya yüzü
The forward-facing part or side of something.
- She sat at the front of the classroom.
- The front of the building needs repainting.
- There's a small garden at the front of the house.
- The research team positioned their sensors at the front of the glacier to monitor its rate of advance.
- During the military campaign, commanders struggled to maintain supply lines stretching hundreds of miles to the front.
- The meteorologist explained that a cold front moving across the region would bring temperatures down by ten degrees.
noun
Gerçek doğasını veya faaliyetlerini gizlemek için sahte bir görünüş veya bahane
A false appearance or pretense to hide one's true nature or activities.
- The shop was just a front for illegal activities.
- He puts on a brave front but he's really scared.
- The charity turned out to be a front for money laundering.
nounmeteorology
Farklı sıcaklık veya nem içeren iki hava kütlesi arasındaki sınır
A boundary between two air masses of different temperature or humidity.
- A cold front is moving in from the north.
- The weather forecast shows a warm front approaching.
- Rain is expected as the front passes through.
adjective
Ön kısımda bulunan veya ona doğru olan
Located at or toward the forward part.
- Please use the front entrance.
- The front door was locked.
- She prefers the front seat when driving.
verb
Bir şeye cephe vermek veya yönelmek
To face or have the front toward something.
- The hotel fronts onto the beach.
- Our apartment fronts the main street.
- The building fronts the park.
verb
Bir grubu veya organizasyonu yönetmek veya sözcüsü olmak
To lead or be the spokesperson for a group or organization.
- She fronts the band and writes all the songs.
- He was chosen to front the campaign.
- The celebrity agreed to front the charity.