单词 | frontless |
释义 | front /frunt/noun
ORIGIN: L frōns, frontis the forehead frontˈage noun
frontˈager noun (law) A person who owns or occupies property along a road, river or shore frontˈal /fruntˈl (also frontˈl)/ adjective
frontˈed adjective
frontˈless adjective
frontˈlessly adverb frontˈlet noun A band or phylactery worn on the forehead frontogenˈesis noun (Gr genesis generation; meteorology) The formation or intensification of a front frontolˈysis /-is-is/ noun (Gr lysis dissolution; meteorology) The weakening or disappearance of a front frontˈward or frontˈwards adverb Towards the front frontˈways or frontˈwise adverb With face or front forward frontˈ-bench adjective Sitting on a front bench in parliament, as a minister, or an opposition member of similar standing front-benchˈer noun front crawl noun (swimming) The crawl stroke performed face down front door noun frontˈ-endˈ noun The aspects involved in the running of an operation, eg a website, that involve interaction with the public front-end computer or front-end processor noun A subsidiary computer which receives and processes data before passing it to a more powerful computer for further processing front-end load noun An initial charge made to a person taking on a long-term savings or investment plan front-end loaded or frontˈ-loaded adjective front-end loading or frontˈ-loading noun
front-end system noun That part of a computerized printing system which receives the matter to be printed and provides the input to the typesetter front line noun
frontˈ-line adjective
front-loaded see front-end loaded above. frontˈ-loader noun A washing machine which is loaded through a door at the front frontˈ-loading adjective (see also front-end loading above). frontˈman noun
front man see n above. front office noun (N American)
frontˈ-of-house adjective front of (the) house noun (in a theatre) the collective activities such as box office and programme selling carried on in direct contact with the public frontˈ-page adjective
transitive verb To print a (story) on the front page of a newspaper frontˈ-rank adjective Of foremost importance frontˈ-ranker noun front row noun (rugby) The players in the front row of the scrum (also front-row forwards) frontˈ-runner or frontˈrunner noun
frontˈ-running noun A form of insider dealing on the Stock Exchange in which traders make deals for themselves before placing customer orders that are large enough to affect prices frontˈ-wheel drive noun A system in which the driving power is transmitted to the front wheels of a vehicle as opposed to the rear wheels come to the front
front up (informal) To make an appearance in front or in front of Before |
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