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n. 1. нүүр, урд тал. The teacher called him out to the \front of the class. Багш түүнийг ангийн өмнө дуудаж гаргав. 2. the front галын шугам. 3. халуун хүйтэн агаарын урсгал. A cold \front is moving across the country. Хүйтэн агаарын урсгал нутгийн дээгүүр нүүдэллэж байна. 4. халхавч, түрээ барих зүйл. The drug dealers used a travel company as a \front for their operations. Эдгээр хар тамхины наймаачид өөрсдийн үйл ажиллагааг аялал жуулчлалын компаниар халхавч хийдэг байв. 5. in front урд, өмнө, түрүүнд, хошуучилж. We were in \front at half time. Бид хагас цагаар хошуучилж байв. 6. in front of урд талд, өмнө, дэргэд. v. 1. \front (onto) sth... руу харах,... харсан байх. The hotel \fronts onto the main road. Уг зочид буудал төв зам руу хардаг. 2. нүүр хийх. a glass-fronted bookcase шилэн нүүртэй номын шүүгээ. 3. байгууллагыг удирдах, төлөөлөх. 4. телевизийн нэвтрүүлэг хөтлөх. adj. урд, урдахь, урд талын. \front teeth үүдэн шүд. the horse's \front legs морины урд хоёр хөл.
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