justo enfrente

directly opposite

→ justo

phrase Uncommon #20,659

directly opposite Used for something across from you or on the other side of a street, room, or area.

SP: La farmacia está justo enfrente de la estación.

EN: The pharmacy is directly opposite the station.

They broke into his car right in front of my house.

— O Som ao Redor (2012)

So the room I had was right across the street.

Yes, it's right across from you.

— P.K. (Peekay) (2014)

He was just a man, and you have him right in front of you.

Right in front of the bronze statue of Louis XIV.

— La gran juerga (1966)

It's right across the street.

Right in front.

The operating area is right in front.

— El Capitán (2018)

The store was right across from the theater.

I stood right in front of him.

He lives right across the street from my house, on the other side of the main street in the neighborhood.

But your hotel is right across the street.

— Zeta (2026)

I wanted to open my shop right across the street.

— La vida es bella (1997)

It's incredible that you work right in front of that.

— La ciudad de las estrellas (La La Land) (2016)

The station is right across the street.

Right in front of me.