No. 1,086 in Dutch
front
The Dutch word "front" means "front" in English, often referring to a forefront, front line, or facade.
In a sentence
De voorkant van het huis is erg kleurrijk.
The front of the house is very colorful.
Here, 'front' refers to the front side or façade of the house, indicating its physical appearance.
Het front van de oorlog was moeilijk te bereiken.
The front of the war was hard to reach.
In this sentence, 'front' is used to signify the frontline or battle zone where the conflict is taking place.
Het bedrijf zette stappen om zijn front te verbeteren in de markt.
The company took steps to improve its front in the market.
Here, 'front' is metaphorically used to address the company's representation or standing within the competitive market.
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