Fronts Meaning in English

word · lemma: front

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释义

'Fronts' is the plural of 'front.' It can mean the forward part of something, the area facing forward, or, in other contexts, the main line in a battle or a specific area of activity.

用法与细微差别

Often used for physical objects ('the fronts of houses'), military situations ('battle fronts'), or metaphorically ('on different fronts' meaning areas of activity). 'Fronts' can also mean the façade or outward appearance. Do not confuse with 'front' as a verb.

• Spanish: frentes
• Portuguese (BR): frentes
• Portuguese (PT): frentes
• Chinese (Simplified): 前面 - 前线（战场）
• Chinese (Traditional): 前面 - 前線（戰場）
• Hindi: सामने के हिस्से - मोर्चे
• Arabic: واجهات - جبهات
• Bengali: সামনের অংশসমূহ - সম্মুখসমর (যুদ্ধ/কর্মক্ষেত্র)
• Russian: фасады - фронты (военные, сферы деятельности)
• Japanese: 正面 - 前線（軍事・活動分野）
• Vietnamese: mặt trước - mặt trận (quân sự, lĩnh vực hoạt động)
• Korean: 전면 - 전선 (군사, 활동 분야)
• Turkish: önler - cepheler (askeri, faaliyet alanı)
• Urdu: سامنے کے حصے - محاذ (جنگ/سرگرمی کے شعبے)
• Indonesian: bagian depan - front (militer, bidang aktivitas)

例句

The cars are parked at the fronts of the houses.

basic

The soldiers fought on different fronts during the war.

basic

Shops often decorate their fronts for the holidays.

basic

He's working on several fronts to improve the business.

natural

Those buildings have historic fronts but modern interiors.

natural

We need to stay strong on all fronts if we want to win.

natural