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Definition of fro - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
movementRare UK to and from a placeRare UK
- The children ran fro in the playground..
2.
directionDated away from a point of referenceDated
- The boat rocked to and fro in the storm.
Expressions with fro
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moving back and forth repeatedly
The pendulum swung to and fro.
frozen yogurt dessert made from yogurt and milk
I love having fro-yo with fresh fruits.
Origin of fro
Old English, fra (from)
Terms with fro included in their meaning
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greeting or signal
move hand to and fro to greet or signal
Examples of fro in a sentence
The pendulum swung fro with a steady rhythm. The leaves fluttered to and fro in the gentle breeze. Children ran to and fro across the playground.
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- French:aller et venir, dans tous les sens, ...
- German:hin und her, weg, ...
- Italian:avanti e indietro, ...
- Spanish:de un lado a otro, de un sitio a otro, ...
- Portuguese:de um lado para o outro, ...
- Chinese:来回, 远离, ...
- Japanese:行ったり来たり, 前後に, ...
- Arabic:ذِهَابًا وَإِيَابًا, بعيداً, ...
- Hebrew:הָלֹךְ וְשׁוּב, הָלוֹךְ וָשׁוּב, ...
- Russian:туда-сюда, вперед и назад, ...
- Ukrainian:туди-сюди, туди й назад, ...
- Hindi:आगे-पीछे, दूर, ...
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