Looking for a word to describe someone who is standing in front of me
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...it is when a friend of mine decided to hit the person standing in front of him
I want to write a sentence like this but without using (if possible) 'the person standing in front of him'.
Is there any word to describe 'person who is right in front of me'?
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...it is when a friend of mine decided to hit the person standing in front of him
I want to write a sentence like this but without using (if possible) 'the person standing in front of him'.
Is there any word to describe 'person who is right in front of me'?
single-word-requests
asked Mar 18 at 14:47
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The person opposite me.
– Lambie
Mar 18 at 15:02
Not clear what you mean. Are you facing this person or standing behind them?
– TRomano
Mar 18 at 16:03
assume that the person is right in front of me. I can see his face, he can see mine too. in a way i am standing behind him but he can clearly see me. (sorry for bad english)
– Specta King
Mar 18 at 16:07
How can he see your face if you're behind him? Is he looking over his shoulder? What do you mean by "in a way"?
– TRomano
Mar 18 at 18:22
sorry for bad english, I meant to say that the person is in front of me.
– Specta King
2 days ago
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...it is when a friend of mine decided to hit the person standing in front of him
I want to write a sentence like this but without using (if possible) 'the person standing in front of him'.
Is there any word to describe 'person who is right in front of me'?
single-word-requests
asked Mar 18 at 14:47
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...it is when a friend of mine decided to hit the person standing in front of him
I want to write a sentence like this but without using (if possible) 'the person standing in front of him'.
Is there any word to describe 'person who is right in front of me'?
single-word-requests
single-word-requests
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The person opposite me.
– Lambie
Mar 18 at 15:02
Not clear what you mean. Are you facing this person or standing behind them?
– TRomano
Mar 18 at 16:03
assume that the person is right in front of me. I can see his face, he can see mine too. in a way i am standing behind him but he can clearly see me. (sorry for bad english)
– Specta King
Mar 18 at 16:07
How can he see your face if you're behind him? Is he looking over his shoulder? What do you mean by "in a way"?
– TRomano
Mar 18 at 18:22
sorry for bad english, I meant to say that the person is in front of me.
– Specta King
2 days ago
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The person opposite me.
– Lambie
Mar 18 at 15:02
Not clear what you mean. Are you facing this person or standing behind them?
– TRomano
Mar 18 at 16:03
assume that the person is right in front of me. I can see his face, he can see mine too. in a way i am standing behind him but he can clearly see me. (sorry for bad english)
– Specta King
Mar 18 at 16:07
How can he see your face if you're behind him? Is he looking over his shoulder? What do you mean by "in a way"?
– TRomano
Mar 18 at 18:22
sorry for bad english, I meant to say that the person is in front of me.
– Specta King
2 days ago
The person opposite me.
– Lambie
Mar 18 at 15:02
The person opposite me.
– Lambie
Mar 18 at 15:02
Not clear what you mean. Are you facing this person or standing behind them?
– TRomano
Mar 18 at 16:03
Not clear what you mean. Are you facing this person or standing behind them?
– TRomano
Mar 18 at 16:03
assume that the person is right in front of me. I can see his face, he can see mine too. in a way i am standing behind him but he can clearly see me. (sorry for bad english)
– Specta King
Mar 18 at 16:07
assume that the person is right in front of me. I can see his face, he can see mine too. in a way i am standing behind him but he can clearly see me. (sorry for bad english)
– Specta King
Mar 18 at 16:07
How can he see your face if you're behind him? Is he looking over his shoulder? What do you mean by "in a way"?
– TRomano
Mar 18 at 18:22
How can he see your face if you're behind him? Is he looking over his shoulder? What do you mean by "in a way"?
– TRomano
Mar 18 at 18:22
sorry for bad english, I meant to say that the person is in front of me.
– Specta King
2 days ago
sorry for bad english, I meant to say that the person is in front of me.
– Specta King
2 days ago
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Some options are "the person before me", "the person immediately in front of me", "the person ahead of me"
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The person opposite me.
– Lambie
Mar 18 at 15:02
Not clear what you mean. Are you facing this person or standing behind them?
– TRomano
Mar 18 at 16:03
assume that the person is right in front of me. I can see his face, he can see mine too. in a way i am standing behind him but he can clearly see me. (sorry for bad english)
– Specta King
Mar 18 at 16:07
How can he see your face if you're behind him? Is he looking over his shoulder? What do you mean by "in a way"?
– TRomano
Mar 18 at 18:22
sorry for bad english, I meant to say that the person is in front of me.
– Specta King
2 days ago