fronte

Meaning

forehead

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈfɾonte/

Etymology

Inherited from Latin: frontem

In summary

From Old Galician-Portuguese fronte, from Latin frontem, accusative of frōns.

Sentences

Participou como soldado sanitario na fronte rusa durante a Segunda Guerra Mundial.

He participated as a health soldier on the Russian front during World War II.

Cuba , sobreexposta e oculta, precisa dun pulo fronte o lugar común .

Cuba, overexposed and hidden, needs a push in front of the common place.

A clorofila pode detectarse facilmente grazas ao seu comportamento fronte á luz .

Chlorophyll can be easily detected by its behavior in the face of light.

O arao nada fronte a costa en grandes masas baixo os cantís.

The Arao does not face the coast in large masses under the cliffs.

Despois deste partido os coruñeses visitaron Vigo para xogar fronte ó Celta .

After this match the A Coruña people visited Vigo to play against Celta.