infront

1. In the positionahead. Often withof.

   The leader, Jones, is wellin front.

   Hughes isin front of Smith, but behind Jackson.

   I wasn't concentrating, and I crashed into the carin front.

2. In the position where it can be seen.

   Put your handsin front of you, on the desk.

3. In the positionopposite.

   Sitin front of the computer.

4. In the positionnearest.

   Put your bookin front where it will be easier to reach.

5. In the mostforward position.

   This car will seat two peoplein front and three in the back.

   The one with a gardenin front (that is,at the front of it).

• in front of

• Frinton,frontin'

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