fro

fro

 (frō)

adv.

Away; back: moving to and fro.

prep. Scots

From.

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[Middle English, probably from Old Norse frā; see per in Indo-European roots.]

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fro

(frəʊ)

adv

back or from. See to and fro

[C12: from Old Norse frā; related to Old English fram from]

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fro

(frəʊ) or

'fro

n, pl fros or 'fros

(Hairdressing & Grooming) short for Afro

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fro

(froʊ)

adv.

from; back (used in the phrase to and fro).

[1150–1200; Middle English fro, fra < Old Norse frā from; akin to Old English fram from]

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Translations

her

avanti e indietro

sem in tja

fro

[frəʊ] ADV to and fro → de un lado para otro, de aquí para allá

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fro

[frəʊ] adv to and fro → avanti e indietro
to go to and fro between → fare la spola tra

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