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front yard

1 of 1noun
/frʌnt jɑ:rd/
Forms:front yards
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the outdoor area located at the front of a residential property, typically between the house and the street, often used for landscaping, gardens, and providing an aesthetic appearance to the property

A front yard is the area of land located in front of a house, usually between the house and the street. It is often arranged with grass, flowers, shrubs, or trees, and may include pathways, driveways, or decorative features like a porch or fence. Front yards are typically used to improve the appearance of a home, making it look more inviting to visitors. They also provide space for outdoor activities or parking, depending on the size of the yard. The front yard is often the first area seen by neighbors and passersby.

  • The children played soccer in the front yard all afternoon.
  • She planted colorful flowers in the front yard to make the house look more welcoming.
  • The dog loves to run around in the front yard every morning.
  • We decided to put up a fence in the front yard for more privacy.
  • He mowed the grass in the front yard before the guests arrived.