battlefront

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From battle + front.

12 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Ainu: キプツ゚ㇽ (kiputur) — line along which opposing armies engage in combat
• Arabic: جبهة القتال (jabhat alqital) — line along which opposing armies engage in combat
• Chinese Mandarin: 前線 /前线 (qiánxiàn) — line along which opposing armies engage in combat
• Finnish: rintama — line along which opposing armies engage in combat
• German: Front — line along which opposing armies engage in combat
• Italian: fronte di battaglia — line along which opposing armies engage in combat
• Japanese: バトルフロント (batorufuronto) — line along which opposing armies engage in combat
• Portuguese: frente de batalha — line along which opposing armies engage in combat
• Russian: фронт (front) — line along which opposing armies engage in combat
• Russian: передова́я (peredovája) — line along which opposing armies engage in combat
• Spanish: frente de batalla — line along which opposing armies engage in combat
• Turkish: cephe — line along which opposing armies engage in combat