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noun

Frente, parte delantera

The foremost side of something or the end that faces the direction it normally moves.

"The fronts of the houses on our street are all painted different colors. "

Las fachadas de las casas de nuestra calle están pintadas de diferentes colores.

part direction position

noun

Fachada, frente

The side of a building with the main entrance.

"The store has bright, colorful fronts to attract customers. "

La tienda tiene fachadas brillantes y coloridas para atraer a los clientes.

architecture building

noun

Ámbito, campo

A field of activity.

"My parents support me on all fronts: academics, sports, and music. "

Mis padres me apoyan en todos los ámbitos: académicos, deportivos y musicales.

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noun

Fachada, tapadera

A person or institution acting as the public face of some other, covert group.

"The local charity, though well-intentioned, sometimes unknowingly acts as one of the politician's fronts to gain public support. "

La organización benéfica local, aunque bienintencionada, a veces actúa sin saberlo como una de las tapaderas del político para obtener apoyo público.

organization group person business politics

noun

Frente

The interface or transition zone between two airmasses of different density, often resulting in precipitation. Since the temperature distribution is the most important regulator of atmospheric density, a front almost invariably separates airmasses of different temperature.

"The weather forecast said rain is likely today because two fronts, one warm and one cold, are colliding over our city. "

El pronóstico del tiempo dijo que es probable que llueva hoy porque dos frentes, uno cálido y otro frío, están colisionando sobre nuestra ciudad.

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noun

Frente

An area where armies are engaged in conflict, especially the line of contact.

"During World War II, soldiers fought on many different fronts, from Europe to the Pacific. "

Durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, los soldados lucharon en muchos frentes diferentes, desde Europa hasta el Pacífico.

military war area position

noun

Frente, fachada

The lateral space occupied by an element measured from the extremity of one flank to the extremity of the other flank.

"The marching band arranged themselves so that the trombone section's fronts took up almost half the width of the field. "

La banda de marcha se colocó de manera que los frentes de la sección de trombones ocuparan casi la mitad del ancho del campo.

area space element part position

noun

Frente

The direction of the enemy.

"During the war game, the blue team focused their defense on all fronts, expecting the red team to attack from any direction. "

Durante el juego de guerra, el equipo azul centró su defensa en todos los frentes, esperando que el equipo rojo atacara desde cualquier dirección.

military direction war

noun

Frente

When a combat situation does not exist or is not assumed, the direction toward which the command is faced.

"During the training exercise, the soldiers maintained their fronts facing the forest, even though there was no enemy present. "

Durante el ejercicio de entrenamiento, los soldados mantuvieron sus frentes mirando hacia el bosque, aunque no había ningún enemigo presente.

military direction position

noun

Frente

A major military subdivision of the Soviet Army.

"The Soviet army's various fronts were responsible for different regions of the Eastern Front during World War II. "

Los diversos frentes del ejército soviético fueron responsables de diferentes regiones del Frente Oriental durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial.

military war organization group history

noun

Descaro, desfachatez

Cheek; boldness; impudence.

""The student had the fronts to argue with the teacher about his failing grade, even though he hadn't done any of the homework." "

El estudiante tuvo el descaro de discutir con el profesor sobre su calificación reprobatoria, a pesar de que no había hecho ninguna tarea.

character attitude

noun

Fachada, apariencia, fingimiento

An act, show, façade, persona: an intentional and false impression of oneself.

"He puts on different fronts depending on who he's talking to, acting tough with his friends but sweet with his grandmother. "

Él pone diferentes fachadas dependiendo de con quién habla, actuando duro con sus amigos pero dulce con su abuela.

appearance character mind

noun

Postizo, flequillo postizo

That which covers the foremost part of the head: a front piece of false hair worn by women.

"Grandma used to keep a collection of different colored fronts to wear with her hats. "

La abuela solía guardar una colección de flequillos postizos de diferentes colores para usar con sus sombreros.

appearance wear

noun

Parte delantera, frente

The most conspicuous part.

"The front of the house, with its bright red paint, is the most noticeable front. "

La parte delantera de la casa, con su pintura roja brillante, es la parte delantera más notable.

part appearance

noun

Comienzo, principio

The beginning.

"The fronts of the school year are always exciting because everyone is eager to start new classes and meet new people. "

Los comienzos del año escolar siempre son emocionantes porque todos están ansiosos por comenzar nuevas clases y conocer gente nueva.

time position

noun

Paseo marítimo, frente marítimo

A seafront or coastal promenade.

"We walked along the city's beautiful new beachfront fronts. "

Caminamos por los hermosos paseos marítimos nuevos de la ciudad.

area place

noun

Frente, rostro

The forehead or brow, the part of the face above the eyes; sometimes, also, the whole face.

"Worry lines etched deep into her fronts as she reviewed the difficult exam. "

Las líneas de preocupación se grabaron profundamente en su frente mientras revisaba el difícil examen.

body part appearance human

noun

El botones de turno

(hotels) The bellhop whose turn it is to answer a client's call, which is often the word "front" used as an exclamation.

""Fronts!" the hotel manager called, indicating it was David's turn to assist the newly arrived guest. "

¡Botones! - gritó el gerente del hotel, indicando que era el turno de David para ayudar al huésped recién llegado.

service job business building

noun

Grills

(in the plural) A grill (jewellery worn on front teeth).

"He showed off his new gold fronts when he smiled for the camera. "

Mostró sus nuevos grills de oro cuando sonrió para la cámara.

appearance wear style body

verb

Enfrentar, hacer frente a

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

""The new office building fronts the park, offering employees a nice view." "

El nuevo edificio de oficinas enfrenta el parque, ofreciendo a los empleados una bonita vista.

direction position

verb

Enfrentar, estar frente a

To face, be opposite to.

""The new school building fronts the park, offering a beautiful view for the students." "

El nuevo edificio escolar está frente al parque, ofreciendo una hermosa vista para los estudiantes.

position direction

verb

Afrontar, enfrentarse a

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

"She bravely fronts her fear of public speaking by volunteering for presentations. "

Ella afronta valientemente su miedo a hablar en público ofreciéndose como voluntaria para presentaciones.

action attitude

verb

Adornar el frente de, poner en el frente

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

"She fronts her backpack with colorful patches. "

Ella adorna su mochila con parches coloridos.

appearance

verb

Pronunciar con la lengua en posición frontal

To pronounce with the tongue in a front position.

"The speech therapist instructed the child to fronts the /k/ sound, bringing the tongue further forward in the mouth. "

El terapeuta del habla instruyó al niño a pronunciar el sonido /k/ con la lengua en posición frontal, llevando la lengua más adelante en la boca.

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verb

Anteponer, poner al principio

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

""To emphasize his surprise, the teacher fronts 'Never have I seen such messy work!' to the beginning of his sentence." "

Para enfatizar su sorpresa, el profesor antepone '¡Nunca he visto un trabajo tan desordenado!' al principio de su frase.

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verb

Servir de fachada, encubrir

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

"He fronts for his brother when he skips school, telling their parents he's at the library. "

Él sirve de fachada a su hermano cuando falta a la escuela, diciéndoles a sus padres que está en la biblioteca.

action business organization

verb

Liderar, encabezar

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

"The student council president fronts the campaign to improve the school cafeteria food. "

El presidente del consejo estudiantil lidera la campaña para mejorar la comida de la cafetería escolar.

organization business government politics

verb

Adelantar dinero, financiar por adelantado

To provide money or financial assistance in advance to.

"The company fronts new employees money for relocation expenses to help them get settled. "

La empresa adelanta dinero a los nuevos empleados para los gastos de reubicación y así ayudarles a instalarse.

business finance

verb

Fingir, aparentar

To assume false or disingenuous appearances.

"To get a better grade, the student fronted about knowing the material, but actually hadn't studied. "

Para obtener una mejor calificación, el estudiante fingió saber el material, pero en realidad no había estudiado.

appearance character

verb

Hacerse pasar por, fingir

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

"He fronts to his boss, pretending to work hard when he's actually browsing social media. "

Él se hace pasar por trabajador ante su jefe, fingiendo trabajar duro cuando en realidad está navegando por las redes sociales.

appearance character action

verb

Enfrentar, hacer frente a

To appear before.

"to front court"

Enfrentar la corte.

appearance action