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/fɔː/
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/fɔr/
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fore
noun
передняя часть
The fore of the ship was damaged in the storm.
Передняя часть корабля была повреждена во время шторма.
Additional translations
нос
перед
Synonyms
forefront
vanguard
lead
forepart
front
fore
adverb
UK
/fɔː/
US
/fɔr/
вперед
He moved fore to get a better view.
Он двинулся вперед, чтобы лучше видеть.
Additional translations
впереди
Synonyms
earlier
before
in front
ahead
previously
fore
adjective
former
Comp.
foremost
Super.
UK
/fɔː/
US
/fɔr/
передний
The fore part of the ship was damaged in the storm.
Передняя часть корабля была повреждена во время шторма.
Synonyms
anterior
premier
leading
forward
front
fore
preposition
fore
interjection
Used chiefly in golf as a warning call.
Synonyms
watch out
look out
heads up
duck
cover
incoming
behind you
look alive
heads-up
fores
noun
fore
fores
pl
предусмотрительность
Her foresight in planning the event was impressive.
Ее предусмотрительность в планировании мероприятия была впечатляющей.
предвидение
His foresight saved the company from bankruptcy.
Его предвидение спасло компанию от банкротства.
Additional translations
предчувствие
Synonyms
forefronts
fronts
foreparts
vanguards
prows
bows
leading edges
Definitions
fore
noun
The front part of something, especially a ship.
The crew gathered at the fore of the ship to watch the sunrise.
fore
adverb
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.
fore
adjective
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.
fore
preposition
In front of; before.
The ship's anchor was located fore of the main deck.
fore
interjection
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.
fores
noun
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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