front in Irish
front in Irish is dreach — front means the forward-facing part or side of something.
front in Irish
dreach
What does "front" mean?
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noun The forward-facing part or side of something.
"Park the car at the front of the building."
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noun A field of activity or effort, especially when several are happening at once.
"The government is under pressure on several fronts."
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noun A person, business, or activity that conceals something else, usually illegal.
"The laundromat was a front for a money-laundering operation."
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noun A false or fake appearance put on to impress or mislead others.
"He puts up a tough front, but he's actually quite shy."
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front in a sentence
- Park the car at the front of the building.
- The front of the shirt had a small pocket.
- The government is under pressure on several fronts.
- The team is making progress on every front, from design to sales.
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What is "front" in Irish?
"front" in Irish is dreach. front means: The forward-facing part or side of something.
How do you use "front" in a sentence?
Example: "Park the car at the front of the building." In Irish, "front" is dreach.
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