front

I

adv. to face front

II

n.

frontline

(mil.)

1) at, on the front (the war correspondents spent two days at the front; there has been no activity on this front)

area of activity

2) the home; political front

3) on a front (on the home front)

advanced part

4) at the front of; in front of

movement

campaign

5) a popular; united front (to present a united front)

boundary

(meteorology)

6) a cold; occluded; stationary; warm front

walk, road along a body of water

(BE)

7) a river; sea front

8) along a front (to walk along the sea front)

9) on a front (is there a hotel on the sea front?)

behavior

10) to put on, put up a front

11) a bold, brazen front (to put on a bold front)

facade

12) a front for (the store was a front for illegal drug sales)

III

v.

1)(d; intr.) to front for (to front for the mob)

2) (d; intr.) to front on (our building fronts on the main road)

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[frʌnt]

in front of

occluded

political front

put up a front

sea front

stationary

warm front

on the front (the war correspondents spent two days at the front; there has been no activity on this front)

united front (to present a united front)

brazen front (to put on a bold front)

['advanced part'] at the front of

['area of activity'] the home

['behavior'] tb put on

['boundary'] (meteorology) a cold

['front line'] (mil.) at

['movement'] ['campaign'] a popular

['walk, road along a body of water'] (BE) a river

a bold

to face front

on a front' (is there a hotel on the sea • front ?)

on a front (on the home front)

(d; intr.) to front on (our building fronts on the main road)

['facade'] a front for (the store was a front for illegal drug sales)

along a front (to walk along the sea front)

(d;intr.) to front for (to front for the mob)