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up-front

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up-front or upĀ·front (pfrnt) Informal
adj.
1. Straightforward; frank.
2. Paid or due in advance: up-front cash.
adv. also up front
In advance; beforehand: demanded to be paid up front for the photographs.

up-frontness n.
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up-front up front
adjective
1. open, frank, honest, candid, direct, above board You can't help being biased so you may as well be up front about it.
2. advance, initial, introductory up-front charges
adverb
in advance, initially, beforehand Some companies charge a fee up front.
Translations
up-front [ˌʌpˈfrʌnt] (fam)
1. adjfranco/a, aperto/a
upfront payment → pagamento immediato
2. adv (pay) → in anticipo


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