[frɔnt]
ПоходженняBorrowed from French front.
- inanimate, masculinefront, battlefront
“лі́нія фро́нту” — front line
- inanimate, masculinefront (large operational military command that controls several armies; equivalent to U.S. army group)
- inanimate, masculinefront (a field of activity)
- inanimate, masculinefront (coalition of people in pursuit of a common cause)
“єди́ним фро́нтом” — with a united front
- inanimate, masculinefront
- dialectal, inanimate, masculinesynonym of фаса́д m (fasád)
Формиfront(romanization) · фро́нту(genitive) · фро́нти(nominative, plural) · фро́нтів(genitive, plural) · фронтови́й(adjective, relational) · фронт(nominative, singular) · фро́нту(genitive, singular) · фро́нтові(dative, singular) · фро́нту(dative, singular) · фро́нтам(dative, plural) · фронт(accusative, singular) · фро́нти(accusative, plural) · фро́нтом(instrumental, singular) · фро́нтами(instrumental, plural) · фро́нті(locative, singular) · фро́нтах(locative, plural) · фро́нте(singular, vocative) · фро́нти(plural, vocative)
Джерело: Wiktionary