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111front on — Face, have its front upon or toward …
112front — frȍnt1 m <N mn fròntovi, G fròntōvā> DEFINICIJA 1. fronta (1) 2. vojn. zast. bojište ETIMOLOGIJA njem. Front ← lat. frons: čelni, koji je na pročelju, prednjoj strani …
113front — frȍnt2 prid. <indekl.> DEFINICIJA prednji, prvi SINTAGMA front office (izg. frȁnt òfis) term. brokeri odnosno dileri, te pomoćno osoblje, izravno uključeni u poslovanje burze, koji izvršavaju naloge stranaka ETIMOLOGIJA engl …
114front up — phrasal verb [intransitive] Word forms front up : he/she/it fronts up present participle fronting up past tense fronted up past participle fronted up Australian to arrive or appear somewhere …
115Front — Frọnt , die; , en <französisch>; Front machen (sich widersetzen) …
116front — kristalizacijos frontas statusas T sritis radioelektronika atitikmenys: angl. frontline of crystallization vok. Kristallisationsfront, f rus. фронт кристаллизации, m pranc. front, m …
117front — /frʌnt/ noun a business or person used to hide an illegal trade ● His restaurant is a front for a drugs organisation …
118front — Noun: That which faces forward. Appearance. A union which has complied with the National Labor Relations Act acting on behalf of a union which has not complied with such statute. 31 Am J Rev ed Lab § 222. Verb: To stand opposite something. A… …
119Front (Großverband) — Front (russisch Фронт) bezeichnet in der russischen und sowjetischen Militärwissenschaft die höchste operative Vereinigung mehrerer Großverbände verschiedener Teilstreitkräfte und gleichzeitig die höchste Gliederungsform der Streitkräfte in… …
120Front-National — (parti français) Pour les articles homonymes, voir Front national et FN. Front national …
