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fore

UK
/fɔː/
US
/fɔr/

Translations

forenoun
avantPartie avant, surtout dans le domaine maritime.
The crew gathered at the fore of the ship to watch the sunrise.
L’équipage s’est rassemblé à l’avant du navire pour regarder le lever du soleil.
Synonyms
lead
vanguard
forefront
forepart
front
foreadverb
UK
/fɔː/
US
/fɔr/
devantEmploi spatial: vers l’avant, à l’avant.
The passengers moved fore to get a better view of the approaching coastline.
Les passagers se sont déplacés devant pour mieux voir le littoral qui approchait.
Synonyms
earlier
before
in front
ahead
previously
foreadjective
former
Comp.
foremost
Super.
UK
/fɔː/
US
/fɔr/
avantEn position ou dans la partie avant; souvent en emploi épithète.
The fore cabin of the ship was reserved for the crew.
La cabine avant du navire était réservée à l’équipage.
Additional translations
antérieurPlus soutenu ou technique; notamment pour la partie avant du corps ou d’un objet.
Synonyms
anterior
front
forward
leading
premier
forepreposition
devantEmploi spatial: en avant de, avant.
The ship's anchor was located fore of the main deck.
L’ancre du navire se trouvait devant le pont principal.
foreinterjection
Used chiefly in golf as a warning call.
Fore !Au golf, avertissement emprunté à l’anglais.
"Fore!" he shouted as his drive sliced toward the next fairway.
"Fore !" a-t-il crié alors que sa balle déviait vers le fairway voisin.
Synonyms
watch out
look out
heads up
duck
cover
incoming
behind you
look alive
heads-up
foresnoun

fore

fores
pl
l'avantMarine ; désigne la partie avant d’un navire.
The sailors gathered at the fores of the ship to watch the sunrise.
Les marins se sont réunis à l'avant du navire pour regarder le lever du soleil.
Synonyms
leading edges
bows
prows
vanguards
forefronts
foreparts
fronts

Definitions

forenoun
The front part of something, especially a ship.
The crew gathered at the fore of the ship to watch the sunrise.
foreadverb
In front; at the front.
The captain stood fore to oversee the ship's course.
In or toward the front part of a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle.
The passengers moved fore to get a better view of the approaching coastline.
foreadjective
Situated at the front or in the forward part of something.
The fore cabin of the ship was reserved for the crew.
Relating to the front part of something.
The fore legs of the horse were injured during the race.
forepreposition
In front of; before.
The ship's anchor was located fore of the main deck.
foreinterjection
Used to warn people, especially on a golf course, that a ball is heading toward them.
"Fore!" he shouted as his drive sliced toward the next fairway.
foresnoun
Plural form of 'fore', referring to the front part of something, especially a ship.
The sailors gathered at the fores of the ship to watch the sunrise.
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