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1. (n.) facade
the front of a building, esp. an imposing or decorative one.
2. facade
any side of a building facing a public way or space and finished accordingly.
3. facade
a superficial appearance of something.
Etymology: (1650–60; < F < Upper It faciada, It facciata, der. of facciaface)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) facade, frontage, frontal
the face or front of a building
2. (noun) facade, window dressing
a showy misrepresentation intended to conceal something unpleasant
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) Facade
the front of a building; esp., the principal front, having some architectural pretensions. Thus a church is said to have its facade unfinished, though the interior may be in use
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Sense: the front of a building
the fa; çade of the temple.
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 Afrikaans: fasade |
 Arabic: واجِهَة مَبْنى |
 Bulgarian: фасада |
 Brazilian: fachada |
 Czech: průčelí |
 German: die Fassade |
 Danish: facade; front |
 Greek: πρόσοψη |
 Spanish: fachada |
 Estonian: fassaad, väliskülg |
 Farsi: روکار |
 Finnish: julkisivu |
 French: façade |
 Hebrew: חֲזִית |
 Hindi: इमारत का सामने का हिस्सा |
 Croatian: pročelje, fasada |
 Hungarian: (épület)homlokzat |
 Indonesian: bagian depan |
 Italian: facciata |
 Japanese: 正面 |
 Korean: 건물의 정면 |
 Lithuanian: fasadas |
 Latvian: fasāde |
 Malay: muka bangunan |
 Dutch: voorgevel |
 Norwegian: fasade |
 Polish: fasada |
 Persian: روکار |
 Pashto: په ظاهر کی |
 Portuguese: fachada |
 Romanian: faţadă |
 Russian: фасад |
 Slovak: priečelie |
 Slovenian: pročelje |
 Serbian: fasada |
 Swedish: fasad |
 Thai: ด้านหน้าของตึกที่แสดงรายล |
 Turkish: cephe, yüz |
 Taiwanese: 正面 |
 Ukrainian: фасад |
 Urdu: عمارت کا سامنے کا حصّہ |
 Vietnamese: mặt tiền (của một ngôi nh |
 Chinese: 正面 |
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