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frontal

UK
/ˈfrʌntəl/
US
/ˈfrʌntəl/

Translations

frontaladjective
more frontal
Comp.
most frontal
Super.
UK
/ˈfrʌntəl/
US
/ˈfrʌntəl/
frontalSens général : situé à l’avant, relatif au front ou à un front météorologique.
The frontal view of the building showcased its impressive architecture.
La vue frontale du bâtiment mettait en valeur son architecture impressionnante.
Additional translations
de frontEmployé pour une attaque ou un affrontement direct, sans détour.
Synonyms
anterior
principal
primary
leading
front
foremost
frontalnoun
frontals
pl
UK
/ˈfrʌn.təl/
US
/ˈfrʌn.t̬əl/
os frontalAnatomie.
An X-ray revealed a fracture in the left frontal.
Une radiographie a révélé une fracture de l’os frontal gauche.
devant d'autelLiturgie.
The church used a beautifully embroidered frontal for the Easter service.
L’église a utilisé un devant d’autel magnifiquement brodé pour la messe de Pâques.
façadePartie avant d’un bâtiment ou d’une construction.
The frontal of the museum was adorned with intricate carvings.
La façade du musée était ornée de sculptures complexes.
frontMétéorologie.
A cold frontal was approaching the region, bringing rain and cooler temperatures.
Un front froid approchait de la région, apportant de la pluie et des températures plus fraîches.
Synonyms
frontlet
forehead
brow
browbone
frontal bone
front
weather front

Definitions

frontaladjective
Relating to the front part of something, especially the human body or a structure.
The frontal view of the building showcased its impressive architecture.
Pertaining to the forehead or the front part of the skull.
The frontal bone is a key component of the human skull.
In meteorology, relating to a weather front, where two different air masses meet.
The frontal system brought heavy rain and strong winds to the region.
Directed straight at the front; head-on, without diversion or flanking.
The troops launched a frontal assault on the fortress.
frontalnoun
A decorative band or cover for the front of an altar.
The church used a beautifully embroidered frontal for the Easter service.
The front part of something, especially a building.
The frontal of the museum was adorned with intricate carvings.
A weather front, especially one that is moving or stationary.
The meteorologist explained that a cold frontal was approaching the region, bringing rain and cooler temperatures.
The frontal bone of the skull.
An X-ray revealed a fracture in the left frontal.
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