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verb

Enfrentar, estar orientado hacia

To face (on, to); to be pointed in a given direction.

"The house fronted the lake, offering a beautiful view from every window. "

La casa enfrentaba el lago, ofreciendo una hermosa vista desde cada ventana.

direction position

verb

Enfrentar, estar frente a

To face, be opposite to.

"The classroom whiteboard was fronted by a large window. "

La pizarra del aula estaba frente a una ventana grande.

position direction

verb

Afrontar, encarar

To face up to, to meet head-on, to confront.

"She bravely fronted her fear of public speaking and delivered the presentation. "

Ella valientemente afrontó su miedo a hablar en público y presentó la presentación.

action attitude

verb

Adornar el frente de, poner al frente

To adorn the front of; to put on the front.

"The school club members fronted the banner with a colorful picture of their mascot. "

Los miembros del club escolar adornaron la pancarta con una imagen colorida de su mascota.

appearance

verb

Pronunciar con la lengua en posición delantera

To pronounce with the tongue in a front position.

"The language teacher explained that to pronounce the /i/ sound in "bee", you have to slightly fronted your tongue. "

El profesor de idiomas explicó que para pronunciar el sonido /i/ en "bee", tienes que poner ligeramente la lengua en posición delantera.

phonetics language linguistics

verb

Anteponer

To move (a word or clause) to the start of a sentence.

""To emphasize his point, the teacher fronted the word 'important' in the sentence, saying, 'Important is what I want you to remember.'" "

Para enfatizar su punto, el profesor antepuso la palabra 'importante' en la frase, diciendo: 'Importante es lo que quiero que recuerden'.

grammar linguistics language

verb

Servir de fachada, encubrir

To act as a front (for); to cover (for).

"He fronted for his friend, claiming he was sick when really he was just late. "

Sirvió de fachada para su amigo, afirmando que estaba enfermo cuando en realidad solo llegaba tarde.

action business job organization

verb

Liderar, encabezar

To lead or be the spokesperson of (a campaign, organisation etc.).

La popular estudiante Sarah lideró la campaña para mejorar la comida de la cafetería escolar.

organization politics business government

verb

Adelantar dinero, financiar por adelantado

To provide money or financial assistance in advance to.

"My parents fronted me the money for the train ticket so I could visit my grandparents. "

Mis padres me adelantaron el dinero para el billete de tren para que pudiera visitar a mis abuelos.

finance business

verb

Fingir, aparentar

To assume false or disingenuous appearances.

"He fronted as a concerned citizen at the town hall meeting, but he was secretly working for the company that wanted to build the factory. "

Se hizo pasar por un ciudadano preocupado en la reunión del ayuntamiento, pero en secreto trabajaba para la empresa que quería construir la fábrica.

appearance character action

verb

Simular, fingir

To deceive or attempt to deceive someone with false or disingenuous appearances (on).

"He fronted on being knowledgeable about car repair, but he secretly watched YouTube tutorials before attempting any work. "

Simuló saber sobre la reparación de automóviles, pero secretamente miraba tutoriales de YouTube antes de intentar cualquier trabajo.

appearance character action moral

verb

Aparecer ante

To appear before.

"to front court"

Aparecer ante el tribunal.

language linguistics

adjective

Delantero, formado con un frente

Formed with a front; drawn up in line.

"The fronted row of students stood attentively for the principal's speech. "

La fila delantera de estudiantes se mantuvo atenta al discurso del director.

military position action