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Meanings of battlefront in English

Portuguese
frente
Catalan
front
Spanish
frente

The line along which opposing armies face each other.

frente
Usage of battlefront in English
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Perhaps a few months at the battlefront would do him some good.
Throne of Glass
2
That includes building the mazes of trenches and bunkers near the battlefront.
Reuters
3
We would have lost it too, had it ever reached the battlefront.
Geomancer (Well of Echoes)
4
The next sectarian Islamist battlefront is likely Yemen, which possesses significant geostrategic importance.
Reuters
5
The letter from Dick Rover had been sent from the battlefront in France.
The Rover Boys on a Hunt; or, The Mysterious House in the Woods
6
On the battlefront, they bandaged wounds or fought side by side with men.
Feminist dot com
7
People have to perform, at the battlefront, at the cutting edge.
The Irish Times
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So on which battlefront is PM-in-waiting Boris Johnson electing to spend his time?
The Irish Times
9
Nevertheless they opened a new battlefront against Motsei, attacking her both publicly and privately.
The South African
10
And I say battlefront, I mean I love battle, so it's not all negative.
The new yorker
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The French went away from this part of their battlefront with regret and emotion.
Now It Can Be Told
12
Alun was startled to find the battlefront so close ahead.
Worldwinder
13
The battlefront must have moved faster than anyone expected.
Tetrarch (Well of Echoes)
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Well that's sort of the battlefront of every day.
The new yorker
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This comparison to a battlefront on land becomes interesting when consideration of it is further pursued.
Kelly Miller's History of the World War for Human Rights
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Kahlee hadn't enlisted to serve on the battlefront.
Revelation
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Translations for battlefront
Catalan
front
Spanish
frente
Battlefront through the time