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| battle front | | | front de luptă |
| cold front | n | (cold air pushing forward) | front de aer rece s.n. |
| The weather will get nasty due to the cold front pushing in from the North. |
| come to the front | v | figurative (become prominent) | a ieşi în faţă loc.vb. |
| come to the front | v | literal (move to a forward position) | a ieşi în faţă loc.vb. |
| Please let women and children come to the front of the line. |
| Just click on a tab to make another window come to the front. |
| front desk | n | (hotel, etc.: reception) | recepţie s.f. |
| Let me call the front desk and ask for some extra towels for the room. |
| front door | n | (entrance door at the front of a house) | uşa de la intrare s.f. |
| My family usually goes in and out of the house by the kitchen door, but we prefer that guests use the front door. |
| front end | n | (foremost part) | extremitatea anterioară s.f. |
| The front end of the car was badly damaged. |
| front for | n | (cover, disguise for: sth illicit) | faţadă pentru s.f. |
| He runs a parcel delivery service as a front for his drug-smuggling operation. |
| front line, frontline | n | literal (war: battlefront) | linia întâi s.f. |
| For many years female soldiers were not allowed on the front lines. |
| front line, frontline | n | figurative (forefront) | linia întâi s.f. |
| The medical center claims that they are at the front line of cancer research. |
| front of the house | n | (façade of residential building, house front) | faţada casei s.f. |
| The front of the house mimicked a Neo-Gothic facade. |
| front of the house | n | (rooms towards front of a house) | traducere nedisponibilă |
| Whenever I come in the back door my dog runs from the front of the house to greet me. |
| front office | n | (an organization's decision making officers) | direcţiune s.f. |
| | | administraţie s.f. |
| I have to check with the front office before I give anyone a promotion. |
| front page | n | (newspaper's front cover) a ziarelor | pagina întâi s.f. |
| Her photo was on every front page. |
| The most important news is always on the front page. |
| front page of the newspaper | n | (newspaper's title page) | prima pagină a ziarului s.f. |
| It must be true, it's on the front page of the newspaper. |
| front runner | n | (competitor most likely to win) | traducere nedisponibilă |
| Now, a week before the election, he is considered the front runner, but we'll have to wait for the election results to be sure. |
| front window | n | (window at the front of a building) | fereasta din faţă s.f. |
| From the front window, she could see everything going on in the street. |
| front yard | n | (garden at front of house) | curtea din faţă s.f. |
| We have two oak trees in our front yard. |
| The kids had a lemonade stand set up in their front yard. |
| front-wheel drive | n | (car: power to front wheels only) | automobil de teren s.n. |
| Her new car with front-wheel drive handled slippery roads much better than the old truck did. |
| in front | adv | (ahead) | în faţă adv. |
| My car is the one in front of those trees. |
| in front | adv | (leading: a race) | traducere nedisponibilă |
| In the Grand Prix race, Louis Hamilton is currently in front with Fernando Alonso in second place. |
| in front of | prep | (in direct view of) | în faţa loc.prep. |
| My car's parked in front of your house. |
| I'll be waiting in front of the restaurant. |
| in front of | prep | (immediately facing) | în faţa loc.prep. |
| in the front | adv | (in a vehicle's forward seats) | în faţă adv. |
| I always prefer to sit in the front next to the driver. |
| in the front | adv | (in the forward part of a space) | în faţă adv. |
| Put the milk in the front of the fridge so it is easy to find. |
| popular front | n | (left-wing organization) | front popular s.n. |
| He was a member of the popular front. |
| shirt front | n | (front part of a shirt) | faţa tricoului s.f. |
| While ironing the shirt front, I burned it. |
| united front | n | (solidarity) | solidaritate s.f. |
| The postal workers put up a united front during the national strike. |
| united front | n | (alliance) | alianță s.f. |
| Great Britain and the U.S.A. formed a united front during the Second World War. |
| up-front, upfront | adj | informal (direct, frank) | direct adj. |
| up-front, upfront | adv | informal (payment: made in advance) | în avans adv. |
| up-front, upfront | adj | informal (obvious, blatant) | evident adj. |
| | | bătător la ochi loc.adj. |
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