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front·-end (fruntend)

adjective

designating, of, or having to do with a contract, financial arrangement, etc. in which specified payments, costs, etc. are payable in advance

front-end Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • provide: We will provide an enhanced front-end in the near future.
  • use: Galson Sciences has also produced an extended development of PASS that uses an Internet-based front-end accessing a remote database across a network.
  • have: Present adventure games have a very poor natural language front-end.
  • base: For a user interface, the company contracted for a custom graphical front-end based on Windows.
  • write: I would suggest writing a front-end to convert your favorite language into Exstatic's intermediate format ( which is an XML variant ).
  • create: With this in mind, the team set out to create a front-end which would simplify things.

Adjective modifier

  • graphical: Visualization provide an easy-to-use graphical front-end for doctors to analyze images easily without having to navigate around large amounts of computer language.
  • web-based: Orpheus WebMail The WebMail system is a web-based front-end to your Orpheus mailbox.
  • simple: All their internal management information and external reporting to funders is provided by a simple front-end.
  • new: However work is now in progress and the new front-end is nearly fitted.
  • user-friendly: This user-friendly front-end to the mailer lets students send e-mail straight to the teaching office.

Modifies a noun

  • loader: Infantrymen, tankers and front-end loader operators have to qualify with or obtain a license for their weapon systems prior to use.
  • styling: Both it and Crafter share the same front-end styling.
  • processor: Jade is the front-end processor for SGML and XML.
  • electronics: A possible option would be to include ADCs and other front-end electronics.
  • interface: A single part, simultaneous testing multiple internal volumes, using a single front-end interface.
  • server: Either an additional back-end server, or a front-end server for OWA clients.

Noun used with modifier

  • web: Transaction details can be accessed by merchants via either a secure web front-end or via a piece of software supplied.
  • language: Present adventure games have a very poor natural language front-end.
  • user: This layer of abstraction allowed the user interface front-end to be conveniently separated from any audio device specifics.

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