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Meanings of frontage in English

Portuguese
frontispício
Catalan
façana
Spanish
fachada

The face or front of a building.

frontispício
Usage of frontage in English
1
The land is zoned for residential use and has good road frontage.
The Irish Times
2
They've taken heavy losses, and have a lot more frontage to cover.
Imperfect Sword
3
The fire appeared to be evenly distributed over many miles of frontage.
Kitchener's Mob: Adventures of an American in the British Army
4
It has frontage on to both the Rathfarnham Road and Beechlawn Way.
The Irish Times
5
All have good frontage to D'Olier Street and retain many period features.
The Irish Times
6
There is extensive road frontage and potential for a sheltered south-facing garden.
The Irish Times
7
Polson says these frontage roads give Texas driving its characteristic wide-open feeling.
Wired
8
It has frontage on to both the mall and the shopping centre.
The Irish Times
9
The site has 150 ft of frontage on to the main street.
The Irish Times
10
Besides, I wanted to give you half my frontage on the vein.
The Lure of the North
11
The frontage of a goldsmith's shop has no great variety of articles.
Across Coveted Lands; or, a Journey from Flushing (Holland) to C...
12
There were several big listings, some ocean front, and some highway frontage.
All the way
13
What frontage and what depth ought to be given to the camp?
Elements of Military Art and Science / Or, Course Of Instruction...
14
They covered the entire frontage with posters of a theatrical description-colouredposters!
The Old Wives' Tale
15
This imposing house has good road frontage and two drive-in entrances.
The Irish Times
16
Directly ahead was an open field fifty yards deep that was railroad frontage.
Tough customer: a novel
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Translations for frontage
Catalan
façana
Spanish
fachada
Frontage through the time
Frontage across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Rare
United States of America
Rare