FRONT - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

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I. front [Am frənt, Brit frʌnt] SUBST

1.1. front:

front (of building): frente m

front (of building): fachada f

front (of dress): delantera f

the skirt fastens at the front: la falda se abrocha por delante

the skirt fastens at the front: la falda se abrocha por adelante esp LatAm

1.2. front (forward part):

front: frente m

front: parte f delantera

front: parte f de delante

front: parte f de adelante esp LatAm

you sit in the front: tú siéntate delante

you sit in the front: tú siéntate adelante esp LatAm

he was called to the front of the class: lo hicieron pasar al frente de la clase

front and center Am MILIT: ¡al frente!

2. front in phrases:

in front as Adv: delante

in front as Adv: adelante esp LatAm

Midnight Orchid is out in front: Midnight Orchid va en cabeza or lleva la delantera

in front of sb/sth: delante de alguien/algo

in front of sb/sth: adelante de alguien/algo esp LatAm

in front of sb/sth (facing): enfrente de alguien/algo

he sat right in front of her: se sentó delante de ella

he sat right in front of her: se sentó adelante de ella esp LatAm

it's right in front of your nose!: ¡lo tienes delante de las narices!

we've got a big task in front of us: tenemos una gran tarea por delante

out front the people out front: la gente de delante

out front the people out front: la gente de adelante esp LatAm

she was out front from the start Am SPORT: llevó la delantera or fue en cabeza desde el principio

3.1. front MILIT:

front: frente m

the Western front: el frente occidental

they were attacked on all fronts: los atacaron por todos los frentes

progress was made on all fronts: hubo avances en todos los frentes

there is good news on the job front: hay noticias alentadoras en el plano laboral

3.2. front POL:

front: frente m

popular front: frente popular

4.1. front (outward show):

front: fachada f

his friendliness is just a front: su simpatía no es más que una fachada

4.2. front (for illegal activity):

front: pantalla f

4.3. front (nominal leader) Am:

he was just the front of the organization: era solo la cabeza visible de la organización

5. front METEO:

front: frente m

a cold/warm front: un frente frío/cálido

6. front (overlooking sea):

front: paseo m marítimo

front: malecón m LatAm

front: rambla f RíoPl

II. front [Am frənt, Brit frʌnt] ADJ

1. front (at front):

front seat/wheel/leg: delantero

front seat/wheel/leg: de delante

front seat/wheel/leg: de adelante esp LatAm

the front cover: la portada

the front door: la puerta de (la) calle

the front yard or Brit garden: el jardín del frente

a seat in the front row, a front-row seat: un asiento en primera fila

2. front LING:

front vowel: frontal

III. front [Am frənt, Brit frʌnt] VERB trans

1. front (present, head):

front campaign: dirigir

front group: liderar

front show: presentar

2. front BAU:

front wall: revestir

front building: revestir la fachada de

IV. front [Am frənt, Brit frʌnt] VERB intr

1. front (face):

front building/window/room:: dar a

the room fronts south/onto the street: la habitación da al sur or está orientada al sur/da a la calle

2. front (act as cover):

front: servir de pantalla

front bench SUBST Brit POL

front bench: escaños ocupados por ministros del gobierno o jefes de la oposición

front page SUBST PRESSE

front page: primera plana f

to hit or make the front page: salir en primera plana

hold the front page!: ¡paren las prensas!

attr front-page news: noticia de primera plana

front runner [Am frənt ˈrənər, Brit] SUBST

1. front runner (in race) SPORT:

front runner: puntero m / puntera f

2. front runner (in contest):

he emerged as the front runner in the opinion polls: surgió como el favorito en los sondeos de opinión

the company is a front runner in cancer research: la compañía es una de las que van en cabeza or a la vanguardia en investigación sobre cáncer

front-loading [Am ˌfrəntˈloʊdɪŋ, Brit ˌfrʌntˈləʊdɪŋ] ADJ

front-loading: de carga frontal

front page SUBST PRESSE

front page: primera plana f

to hit or make the front page: salir en primera plana

hold the front page!: ¡paren las prensas!

attr front-page news: noticia de primera plana

front-loader [Am ˌfrəntˈloʊdər, Brit ˌfrʌntˈləʊdə] SUBST

front-loader: lavadora f de carga frontal

front tooth <pl front teeth> SUBST

front tooth: diente m delantero

front tooth: incisivo m form

front tooth: diente m incisivo form

front matter SUBST U

front matter: preliminares mpl

front room SUBST

front room: salón m

front room: living m esp LatAm

occluded front [Am əˈkludəd frənt, Brit] SUBST METEO

occluded front: oclusión f

front company SUBST

front company: compañía f de fachada

front company: compañía f de testaferro

a CIA front company: una compañía de fachada or de testaferro de la CIA

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I. front [frʌnt] SUBST

1. front kein Pl (forward-facing part):

front: frente f

front of building: fachada f

2. front:

front (outside cover): cubierta f exterior

front (first pages): principio m

3. front (front area):

front: parte f delantera

in front: delante

in front of: delante de

4. front THEAT:

front: auditorio m

5. front (deceptive appearance):

front: apariencias f Pl

he's/she's putting on a bold front: la procesión va por dentro

6. front MILIT:

front: frente m

on the domestic/work front: en el terreno doméstico/laboral

7. front POL:

front: frente m

a united front: un frente común

8. front kein Pl (promenade):

front: paseo m marítimo

9. front METEO:

front: frente m

II. front [frʌnt] ADJ

1. front (at the front):

front: delantero, -a

2. front (first):

front: primero, -a

III. front [frʌnt] VERB trans

1. front (be head of):

front: liderar

2. front TV:

front: presentar

IV. front [frʌnt] VERB intr

front: estar enfrente de

the flat fronts north: el piso da al norte

to front for: servir de fachada [o tapadera]

front-page ADJ

front-page: de primera plana

front-end SUBST COMPUT

front-end: frontal m

shop front SUBST

shop front: escaparate m

shirt front SUBST

shirt front: pechera f

front door SUBST

front door: puerta f principal

front page SUBST

front page: primera página f

polar front SUBST METEO

polar front: frente m polar

front line SUBST

front line: primera línea f

front bench SUBST Brit POL

front bench: los ministros del gobierno o sus homólogos en la oposición

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I. front [frʌnt] SUBST

1. front (forward-facing part):

front: frente f

front of building: fachada f

2. front PRESSE:

front (outside cover): cubierta f exterior

front (first pages): principio m

3. front (front area):

front: parte f delantera

in front: delante

in front of: delante de

4. front THEAT:

front: auditorio m

5. front (deceptive appearance):

front: apariencias f Pl

he's/she's putting on a bold front: la procesión va por dentro

6. front MILIT:

front: frente m

on the domestic/work front übtr: en el terreno doméstico/laboral

7. front POL:

front: frente m

a united front: un frente común

8. front (promenade):

front: paseo m marítimo

9. front METEO:

front: frente m

II. front [frʌnt] ADJ

1. front (at the front):

front: delantero, -a

2. front (first):

front: primero, -a

III. front [frʌnt] VERB trans

1. front (be head of):

front: liderar

2. front TV:

front: presentar

IV. front [frʌnt] VERB intr

front: estar enfrente de

the apartment fronts north: el piso da al norte

to front for: servir de fachada [o tapadera]

cold front SUBST

cold front: frente m frío

up-front [ˌʌp·ˈfrʌnt] ADJ ugs

1. up-front (open, frank):

up-front: abierto, -a

to be up-front and honest: ser franco y sincero

to be up-front about sth: ser franco sobre algo

2. up-front (advance):

up-front: por adelantado

up-front payment: pago m por adelantado

front yard SUBST

front yard: patio m delantero

front yard: antejardín m Col, Chil

front line SUBST

front line: primera línea f

front-runner SUBST

front-runner: líder mf

front-page ADJ

front-page: de primera plana

front page SUBST

front page: primera página f

front door SUBST

front door: puerta f principal

front-end SUBST comput

front-end: frontal m

GEA Fachwortschatz Kältetechnik

brida de soporte delantera: front bearing flange

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he/she/it	fronts
we	front
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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

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he's/she's putting on a bold front: la procesión va por dentro

on the domestic/work front: en el terreno doméstico/laboral

to put on a false front: ser hipócrita

to fling oneself in front of a train: tirarse al tren

he parked himself in front of the TV: se arrepanchingó delante del televisor

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The storyline made front-page news and marked a change for the serial as they embarked on serious storylines.

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Newspapers published front-page pictures of the smiling prince standing on a table in pale blue rompers.

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Despite front-page headlines, country-wide publicity and numerous appeals by the police, the identity of the victim remained a complete mystery.

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His books are peppered with deliberate clues to potential front-page stories.

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Her seventeen-year marriage broke down in 1978, making front-page headlines in the national press.

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I. front [Am frənt, Brit frʌnt] SUBST

1.1. front:

1.2. front (forward part):

2. front in phrases:

3.1. front MILIT:

3.2. front POL:

4.1. front (outward show):

4.2. front (for illegal activity):

4.3. front (nominal leader) Am:

5. front METEO:

6. front (overlooking sea):

II. front [Am frənt, Brit frʌnt] ADJ

1. front (at front):

2. front LING:

III. front [Am frənt, Brit frʌnt] VERB trans

1. front (present, head):

2. front BAU:

IV. front [Am frənt, Brit frʌnt] VERB intr

1. front (face):

2. front (act as cover):

front bench SUBST Brit POL

front page SUBST PRESSE

front runner [Am frənt ˈrənər, Brit] SUBST

1. front runner (in race) SPORT:

2. front runner (in contest):

front-loading [Am ˌfrəntˈloʊdɪŋ, Brit ˌfrʌntˈləʊdɪŋ] ADJ

front page SUBST PRESSE

front-loader [Am ˌfrəntˈloʊdər, Brit ˌfrʌntˈləʊdə] SUBST

front tooth <pl front teeth> SUBST

front matter SUBST U

front room SUBST

occluded front [Am əˈkludəd frənt, Brit] SUBST METEO

front company SUBST

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I. front [frʌnt] SUBST

1. front kein Pl (forward-facing part):

2. front:

3. front (front area):

4. front THEAT:

5. front (deceptive appearance):

6. front MILIT:

7. front POL:

8. front kein Pl (promenade):

9. front METEO:

II. front [frʌnt] ADJ

1. front (at the front):

2. front (first):

III. front [frʌnt] VERB trans

1. front (be head of):

2. front TV:

IV. front [frʌnt] VERB intr

front-page ADJ

front-end SUBST COMPUT

shop front SUBST

shirt front SUBST

front door SUBST

front page SUBST

polar front SUBST METEO

front line SUBST

front bench SUBST Brit POL

I. front [frʌnt] SUBST

1. front (forward-facing part):

2. front PRESSE:

3. front (front area):

4. front THEAT:

5. front (deceptive appearance):

6. front MILIT:

7. front POL:

8. front (promenade):

9. front METEO:

II. front [frʌnt] ADJ

1. front (at the front):

2. front (first):

III. front [frʌnt] VERB trans

1. front (be head of):

2. front TV: