No. 2,003 in Polish
front
The Polish word "front" means "front, forefront, or facade" in English, often referring to the front part of something or a military front line.
In a sentence
Front budynku był ozdobiony kwiatami.
The front of the building was decorated with flowers.
Used to denote the facade or foremost part of something, here a building.
Podczas bitwy, pierwsza linia frontu była najbardziej zacięta.
During the battle, the first line of the front was the fiercest.
Used in a military context to refer to the front line or forefront of the battle.
Fronty szafek były polakierowane.
The fronts of the cabinets were lacquered.
Refers to the outermost or front-facing part of an object, here cabinet panels.
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