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at or to the front (You and I face each other in a front stance, each with our left leg out front. • The two are standing in front of an alley way right out front of the hotel when three people attack Adam from behind. lexico.com); in front (Two station wagons stopped out front. • She walked out into the main room and squinted out the window, watching a green truck park out front. • Of course, on the continent, a restaurant is only half a restaurant if it doesn't have seating out front. • In no time, she was back out front, tossing everything into the back seat and climbing in. • A few people went swimming, a few played football out front, and a few watched TV. lexico.com); in front of a building or house (We really need to put another light out front. • I'll meet you at the museum, out front. dictionary.com) |