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ténerve
frente
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
I. front [ingl. am. frənt, ingl. brit. frʌnt] SUST.
1.1. front:
1.2. front (forward part):
parte f de adelante esp amer.
front and center ingl. am. MILIT.
2. front in phrases:
in front as adv.
in front as adv.
adelante esp amer.
in front of sb/sth
delante de alguien/algo
in front of sb/sth
adelante de alguien/algo esp amer.
in front of sb/sth (facing)
enfrente de alguien/algo
se sentó adelante de ella esp amer.
la gente de adelante esp amer.
she was out front from the start ingl. am. DEP.
3.1. front MILIT.:
3.2. front POL.:
4.1. front (outward show):
4.2. front (for illegal activity):
4.3. front (nominal leader) ingl. am.:
5. front METEO.:
6. front (overlooking sea):
malecón m amer.
rambla f Río Pl.
II. front [ingl. am. frənt, ingl. brit. frʌnt] ADJ.
1. front (at front):
front seat/wheel/leg
front seat/wheel/leg
front seat/wheel/leg
de adelante esp amer.
the front yard or ingl. brit. garden
2. front LING.:
front vowel
III. front [ingl. am. frənt, ingl. brit. frʌnt] V. trans.
1. front (present, head):
front campaign
front group
front show
2. front CONSTR.:
front wall
front building
IV. front [ingl. am. frənt, ingl. brit. frʌnt] V. intr.
1. front (face):
front building/window/room:
2. front (act as cover):
front bench SUST. ingl. brit. POL.
front page SUST. PRENSA
atrbv. front-page news
front runner [ingl. am. frənt ˈrənər, ingl. brit.] SUST.
1. front runner (in race) DEP.:
2. front runner (in contest):
front-loading [ingl. am. ˌfrəntˈloʊdɪŋ, ingl. brit. ˌfrʌntˈləʊdɪŋ] ADJ.
front page SUST. PRENSA
atrbv. front-page news
front-loader [ingl. am. ˌfrəntˈloʊdər, ingl. brit. ˌfrʌntˈləʊdə] SUST.
front tooth <pl front teeth> SUST.
incisivo m form.
front matter SUST. U
front room SUST.
living m esp amer.
occluded front [ingl. am. əˈkludəd frənt, ingl. brit.] SUST. METEO.
front company SUST.
en el diccionario PONS
I. front [frʌnt] SUST.
1. front sin pl. (forward-facing part):
front of building
2. front:
3. front (front area):
4. front TEAT.:
5. front (deceptive appearance):
6. front MILIT.:
7. front POL.:
8. front sin pl. (promenade):
9. front METEO.:
II. front [frʌnt] ADJ.
1. front (at the front):
2. front (first):
III. front [frʌnt] V. trans.
1. front (be head of):
2. front TV:
IV. front [frʌnt] V. intr.
front-page ADJ.
front-end SUST. INFORM.
shop front SUST.
shirt front SUST.
front door SUST.
front page SUST.
polar front SUST. METEO.
front line SUST.
front bench SUST. ingl. brit. POL.
en el diccionario PONS
I. front [frʌnt] SUST.
1. front (forward-facing part):
front of building
2. front PRENSA:
3. front (front area):
4. front TEAT.:
5. front (deceptive appearance):
6. front MILIT.:
7. front POL.:
8. front (promenade):
9. front METEO.:
II. front [frʌnt] ADJ.
1. front (at the front):
2. front (first):
III. front [frʌnt] V. trans.
1. front (be head of):
2. front TV:
IV. front [frʌnt] V. intr.
cold front SUST.
up-front [ˌʌp·ˈfrʌnt] ADJ. coloq.
1. up-front (open, frank):
2. up-front (advance):
front yard SUST.
antejardín m Col., Chile
front line SUST.
front-runner SUST.
front-page ADJ.
front page SUST.
front door SUST.
front-end SUST. comput
Glosario técnico de refrigeración GEA
Present
Ifront
youfront
he/she/itfronts
wefront
youfront
theyfront
Past
Ifronted
youfronted
he/she/itfronted
wefronted
youfronted
theyfronted
Present Perfect
Ihavefronted
youhavefronted
he/she/ithasfronted
wehavefronted
youhavefronted
theyhavefronted
Past Perfect
Ihadfronted
youhadfronted
he/she/ithadfronted
wehadfronted
youhadfronted
theyhadfronted
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They are however not being used for front line duty anymore and are replaced by metal magazines.
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Actresses of films, opera, music halls, the theatre, radio, carnivals, circuses, pantomimes, and lewd exhibitions mourned in the front line.
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It was concluded that forming a front line was a mistake because it was not consistent with guerrilla warfare.
en.wikipedia.org
His tour was cut short when a news blackout designed to protect him on the front line was broken by foreign media.
www.mirror.co.uk
These agent commissions are sometimes contingent on the loss performance of customers, recognizing the agent's ability to act as a front line underwriter.
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