FRONT - Traducción inglés-francés

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. front [ingl. brit. frʌnt, ingl. am. frənt] SUST.

1. front (forward facing area):

front (of house)

façade f

front (of shop)

devanture f

front (of cupboard, box)

devant m

front (of sweater)

devant m

front (of book, folder)

couverture f

front (of card, coin, banknote)

recto m

front (of car, boat)

avant m

front (of fabric)

endroit m

the dress buttons at the front

la robe se boutonne sur le devant

write the address on the front of the envelope

écrivez l'adresse au recto de l'enveloppe

2. front (furthest forward part):

front (of train, queue)

tête f

front (of building)

devant m

front (of auditorium)

premier rang m

at the front of the line/procession

en tête de la file/procession

at the front of the house

sur le devant de la maison

to sit at the front of the class

s'asseoir au premier rang de la classe

he pushed to the front of the crowd

il s'est faufilé au premier rang de la foule

face the front!

regardez devant!

I'll sit in the front with the driver

je vais m'asseoir devant, à côté du chauffeur

there's room at the front of the coach

il y a de la place à l'avant du car

from front to back of the house

du devant à l'arrière de la maison

how long is the car from front to back?

la voiture fait combien de long?

3. front:

front MILIT., POL.

front m

at the front

au front

4. front (stomach):

front

ventre m

to sleep/lie on one's front

dormir/se coucher sur le ventre

to spill sth down one's front

se renverser qc sur le devant

5. front ingl. brit. (promenade):

front

front m de mer

front

bord m de mer

on the sea/river front

au bord de la mer/de la rivière

a hotel on the front

un hotel en bord de mer or sur le bord de mer

6. front METEO.:

front

front m

7. front (area of activity):

front

côté m

changes on the domestic or home front POL.

des changements côté politique intérieure

there's nothing new on the wages front

il n'y a rien de neuf côté salaires

there are problems on the financial front

il y a des problèmes sur le plan financier

8. front (outer appearance):

front fig.

façade f

his cynicism is just a front

son cynisme n'est qu'une façade

to put on a brave front

faire bonne figure

to present a united front

présenter un front uni

9. front (cover):

front coloq.

couverture f

to be a front for sth

servir de couverture à qc

II. front [ingl. brit. frʌnt, ingl. am. frənt] ADJ. atrbv.

1. front (facing street):

front entrance

côté rue

front garden, window, wall

de devant

front bedroom

qui donne sur la rue

2. front:

front (furthest from rear) tyre, wheel

avant

front after sust. seat (in cinema)

au premier rang

front (in vehicle)

de devant

front leg, paw, tooth

de devant

front edge, panel

avant

front after sust. carriage, coach

de tête after sust.

in the front row

au premier rang

go and sit in the front seat

va t'asseoir devant

3. front (first):

front page

premier/-ière

front atrbv. racing car, horse

de tête

4. front (head-on):

front view

de face

III. in front ADV. (ahead)

who's in front?

qui gagne?

I'm 30 points in front

j'ai 30 points d'avance

the Italian car is in front on the tenth lap

c'est la voiture italienne qui mène au dixième tour

IV. in front of PREP.

1. in front of (before):

in front of

devant

sit/walk in front of me

asseyez-vous/marchez devant moi

in front of the mirror/TV/house

devant la glace/télé/maison

2. in front of (in the presence of):

in front of

devant

not in front of the children!

pas devant les enfants!

V. front [ingl. brit. frʌnt, ingl. am. frənt] V. trans.

1. front (face) house:

front river, sea

donner sur

2. front (lead) coloq.:

front band, company, party

être à la tête de

3. front TV:

front TV show

présenter

VI. front [ingl. brit. frʌnt, ingl. am. frənt] V. intr.

1. front:

front onto ingl. brit. or front on ingl. am. (face) house, shop: sea, main road

donner sur

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to front for (serve as a cover for) person, organization: group

servir de couverture à

front line [ingl. brit., ingl. am. ˈˌfrənt ˈˌlaɪn] SUST.

1. front line MILIT.:

front line

front m

troops in ingl. brit. or on ingl. am. the front line

les troupes du front

2. front line:

front-line atrbv. MILIT. troops, units

de front

front-line aircraft, positions

de première ligne

3. front line (exposed position):

front line fig.

première ligne f

to be in ingl. brit. or on ingl. am. the front line

être en première ligne

I don't want to be in the front line when the complaints start

je ne veux pas que ce soit à moi que l'on vienne se plaindre

4. front line:

front-line atrbv. POL. area

proche des combats

front-line country, state

frontalier/-ière avec un État en guerre

5. front line DEP. (in rugby):

the front line

les avants mpl première ligne

front runner [ingl. brit., ingl. am. frənt ˈrənər] SUST.

1. front runner POL. (gen):

front runner (favourite)

favori/-ite m/f (in de)

2. front runner DEP.:

front runner

coureur qui aime se positionner en tête de course

front vowel SUST. LING.

front vowel

voyelle f antérieure

front page SUST.

1. front page (of newspaper, book):

front page

première page f

the merger made the front page PRENSA

la fusion a fait les gros titres

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

front-page atrbv. picture, story

à la une coloq.

the front-page headlines

les gros titres, la manchette

to be front-page news

faire les gros titres

cold front SUST.

cold front

front m froid

front bench [ingl. brit., ingl. am. ˈˌfrənt ˈbɛntʃ] SUST. ingl. brit. POL. U

1. front bench (seats):

front bench

rangs mpl du gouvernement

the opposition front bench

les rangs de l'opposition

2. front bench (members):

front bench

députés mpl membres du gouvernement

the opposition front bench

les députés de l'opposition, porte-parole dans un domaine spécifique

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

front-bench atrbv. spokesperson, politician, revolt

du gouvernement

I. front end [ingl. brit. frʌnt ˈɛnd, ingl. am. frən(t) ˈɛnd] INFORM. SUST. a. front end processor

front end

ordinateur m frontal

II. front end [ingl. brit. frʌnt ˈɛnd, ingl. am. frən(t) ˈɛnd] INFORM. ADJ. atrbv.

front end processor, system:

front end

frontal

front door SUST.

front door

porte f d'entrée

front cover SUST.

front cover

couverture f

en el diccionario PONS

I. front [frʌnt] SUST.

1. front sing. (side):

front of machine

avant m

front of building

façade f

front of shop

devanture f

front of document

recto m

lying on his front

allongé(e) sur le ventre

the soup's gone all down your front

tu as fait couler de la soupe sur toi

2. front (area):

front of building, vehicle

devant m

front of crowd, audience

premiers rangs m

in the front of a car

à l'avant d'une voiture

at the front of the procession

en tête du cortège

3. front PRENSA (outside cover):

front of magazine, book

couverture f

front of paper

recto m

4. front (ahead of sb/sth):

to send sb on in front

envoyer qn devant

to be two points in front

mener par deux points

5. front (facing):

in front of sb/sth

en face de qn/qc

in front of witnesses

en présence de témoins

6. front TEAT.:

out front

dans la salle

7. front (appearance):

front

façade f

to put on a bold front

faire bonne contenance

to be a front for sth

n'être qu'une couverture pour qc

8. front (area of activity):

front

côté m

on the work front

sur le plan du travail

9. front MILIT., POL., METEO.:

front

front m

at the front MILIT.

sur le front

10. front sing. (promenade beside sea):

front

front m de mer

on the lake front

au bord du lac

11. front no pl. coloq. (impudence):

front

effronterie f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to pay up front

payer d'avance

II. front [frʌnt] ADJ.

1. front (in front):

front

de devant

front leg, teeth

de devant

front wheel

avant

front view

de face

front seat

au premier rang

front in car

à l'avant

front office

réception f

on the front cover

en couverture

2. front fig.:

front

de façade

III. front [frʌnt] V. trans.

1. front passive (put a facade on):

to be fronted with timber

avoir une façade en bois

2. front (be head of):

front

diriger

front group

être à la tête de

3. front TV:

front

présenter

IV. front [frʌnt] V. intr.

1. front (face):

to front south

être exposé au sud

to front onto ingl. am. [or on ingl. brit.] sth

donner sur qc

2. front fig.:

to front for sb/sth

servir de couverture à qn/qc

front door SUST.

front door

porte f d'entrée

shop front SUST.

shop front

vitrine f de magasin

front-end SUST. INFORM.

front-end

interface f utilisateur

front garden SUST.

front garden

jardin m de devant

front page SUST.

front page

première page f

sea front SUST. sing.

sea front

front m de mer

front runner SUST.

front runner

favori m

shirt front SUST.

shirt front

plastron m

front-page ADJ.

front-page

à la une

en el diccionario PONS

I. front [frʌnt] SUST.

1. front sing. (side):

front of machine

avant m

front of building

façade f

front of shop

devanture f

front of document

recto m

lying on his front

allongé(e) sur le ventre

the soup's gone all down your front

tu as fait couler de la soupe sur toi

2. front (area):

front of building, vehicle

devant m

front of crowd, audience

premiers rangs mpl

in the front of a car

à l'avant d'une voiture

at the front of the procession

en tête du cortège

3. front PRENSA (outside cover):

front of magazine, book

couverture f

front of paper

recto m

4. front (ahead of sb/sth):

to send sb on in front

envoyer qn devant

to be two points in front

mener par deux points

5. front (facing):

in front of sb/sth

en face de qn/qc

in front of witnesses

en présence de témoins

6. front (appearance):

front

façade f

to put on a bold front

faire bonne contenance

to be a front for sth

n'être qu'une couverture pour qc

7. front (area of activity):

front

côté m

on the work front

sur le plan du travail

8. front MILIT., POL., METEO.:

front

front m

at the front MILIT.

au front

9. front coloq. (impudence):

front

effronterie f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to pay up front

payer d'avance

II. front [frʌnt] ADJ.

1. front (in front):

front

de devant

front leg, teeth

de devant

front wheel

avant

front view

de face

front seat

au premier rang

front in car

à l'avant

front office

réception f

on the front cover

en couverture

2. front fig.:

front

de façade

III. front [frʌnt] V. trans.

1. front passive (put a facade on):

to be fronted with sth

être recouvert de qc

2. front (be head of):

front

diriger

front group

être à la tête de

3. front TV:

front

présenter

IV. front [frʌnt] V. intr.

1. front (face):

to front south

être exposé au sud

to front onto sth

donner sur qc

2. front fig.:

to front for sb/sth

servir de couverture à qn/qc

front-page ADJ.

front-page

à la une

front runner SUST.

front runner

favori m

front room SUST.

front room

salon m

front line SUST.

1. front line MILIT.:

front line

front m

2. front line fig.:

front line

première ligne f

front page SUST.

front page

première page f

front-end SUST. comput

front-end

interface f utilisateur

front yard SUST.

front yard

jardin m de devant

front door SUST.

front door

porte f d'entrée

warm front SUST.

warm front

front m chaud

Glosario técnico de refrigeración GEA

bride de palier avant

front bearing flange

Present

I	front
you	front
he/she/it	fronts
we	front
you	front
they	front

Past

I	fronted
you	fronted
he/she/it	fronted
we	fronted
you	fronted
they	fronted

Present Perfect

I	have	fronted
you	have	fronted
he/she/it	has	fronted
we	have	fronted
you	have	fronted
they	have	fronted

Past Perfect

I	had	fronted
you	had	fronted
he/she/it	had	fronted
we	had	fronted
you	had	fronted
they	had	fronted

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

It had a low, horizontal roof and a front yard, which distinguished it from other fire stations that typically had two stories and prominent entries.

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This building is set back from the road on a slight hill and has a large front yard.

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A bell used to call residents for public meetings is located in the front yard.

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The second woman yells at them to go away and the two men, inexplicably, get into a fight in the second woman's front yard.

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People would park in the front yard, and for large concerts, they would often park on the nearby gravel road.

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