No. 7,125 in German
fronten
"Fronten" in German means "fronts," referring to opposing sides or areas of conflict, often in warfare or disputes.
In a sentence
Die Fronten zwischen den beiden Parteien sind verhärtet.
The fronts between the two parties have hardened.
Here, 'Fronten' refers to the metaphorical divisions or stances (fronts) between two opposing groups or sides.
Die Soldaten verteidigen die Fronten des Landes.
The soldiers are defending the fronts of the country.
Here, 'Fronten' refers to physical fronts in the context of defense, typically boundaries or battle lines.
Die Diskussion zeigte die Fronten in den Meinungen der Teilnehmer.
The discussion displayed the fronts in the opinions of the participants.
In this sentence, 'Fronten' is used metaphorically to describe divisions or alignments of opinions during a discussion.
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