the forward-facing part of something
The front of the house has a big window.
房子的正面有一扇大窗戶。
the direction straight ahead
Look to the front and keep walking.
向前看並繼續走。
the most forward part
I like sitting in the front of the bus.
我喜歡坐在公車的前部。
the front of a person's body
I got water on my front when I washed my hands.
我洗手時水濺到了我的胸前。
the main side of a large building
The west front of the church is very old.
教堂的西立面非常古老。
land along the edge of water
We walked along the sea front at sunset.
我們在日落時沿著海濱散步。
where fighting happens in a war
Soldiers were sent to the front during the war.
戰爭期間士兵們被派往前線。
a particular area of work or life
There is good news on the education front.
在教育方面有好消息。
false behavior to hide true feelings
His confidence is just a front for his fear.
他的自信只是掩飾恐懼的表象。
a cover for illegal activity
The restaurant was a front for illegal gambling.
這家餐廳是非法賭博的掩護。
name for some political groups
The People's Front organized the protest.
人民陣線組織了這次抗議。
where warm and cold air meet
A cold front is bringing rain tomorrow.
冷鋒明天會帶來降雨。
at the front
We sat in the front seats at the show.
我們在演出時坐在前排座位。
made with the front of the tongue
The 'ee' sound is a front vowel.
'ee'音是一個前元音。
to face or be in front of
The building fronts the main street.
這棟建築面向主街。
having a front made of something
The glass-fronted cabinet shows all the dishes.
玻璃門面的櫥櫃展示了所有的餐具。
to lead a group
She fronts a successful band.
她領導著一個成功的樂隊。
to present a TV show
He will front the new game show.
他將主持新的遊戲節目。
to put words at the start of a sentence
In 'Never have I seen such beauty,' 'never' is fronted.
在'從未見過如此美麗'中,'從未'被前置了。