front

front
front [frõ]
〈m.〉
1 voorhoofdhoofd
2 voorzijdegevel, verticaal vlak
3 front 〈ook leger, meteorologie〉
voorbeelden:
1    front fuyant terugwijkend voorhoofd
      〈figuurlijk〉 marcher le front haut met opgeheven hoofd lopen
      〈formeel〉 baisser, courber le front het hoofd buigen 〈ook figuurlijk〉
      relever le front het hoofd weer opheffen 〈figuurlijk〉
      de front van voren
      prendre qc. de front iets flink aanpakken
      attaquer qn. de front iemand rechtstreeks, openlijk aanvallen
      les deux trains se sont heurtés de front de beide treinen zijn frontaal op elkaar gebotst
      marcher de front naast elkaar lopen
3    〈leger〉 front de bataille voorste gelid
      faire front front maken, pal staan
      〈leger〉 sur le front aan het front
¶    front de mer boulevard 〈langs de zee〉
      avoir le front de de vermetelheid hebben om
      aborder de front un problème een probleem flink aanpakken
      mener de front deux tâches twee taken tegelijk op zich nemen
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1) voorhoofd
2) voorzijde, gevel
3) front

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