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Definition of foreside - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
maritimeDated UK the part of a ship's side near the bowDated UK
- The sailors worked on the foreside of the vessel.
2.
coastal landDated land extending along the seaDated
- They built a house on the foreside.
Images of foreside

the part of a ship's side near the bow
Origin of foreside
Old English, fore (before) + side (side)
Examples of foreside in a sentence
They painted the foreside with a fresh coat of paint. The foreside offers a breathtaking view of the ocean. They often walk along the foreside at sunset.
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- French:bord d'avant, littoral, ...
- German:Bugseite, Küste, ...
- Italian:parte anteriore della nave, costa, ...
- Spanish:proa, costa, ...
- Portuguese:parte dianteira do navio, costa, ...
- Chinese:船头侧, 海岸地带, ...
- Japanese:船首側, 沿岸, ...
- Arabic:جَانِب مُقَدَّمَة السَّفِينَة, سَاحِل, ...
- Hebrew:חֵלֶק קִדְמִי שֶׁל הַסְּפִינָה, חֹוף, ...
- Russian:носовая часть, побережье, ...
- Ukrainian:передня частина корабля, берегова лінія, ...
- Hindi:जहाज का अगला भाग, तटीय भूमि, ...
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