au fond
at the back or bottom
Le prof était debout au fond de la salle.
The teacher was standing at the back of the room.
DID YOU KNOW?
If you’re familiar with the cooking term the fond in English, this is where it comes from. It refers to what is at the bottom of the pan.
THIS WEEK
It’s very useful in conversation to be able to describe spatial relationships — the idea of where one thing is in relation to another. This week we’ll look at some key words and phrases that will help you do that.
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Vocabulary Section: Spatial Relationships, Word of the Day