"A man is standing in front of the car" is a correct way to describe this situation in Engpsh.

This sentence is made up of three parts: "a man" (男人) is the subject of the sentence, "is standing" (站在) is the verb, and "in front of the car" (车前) is the prepositional phrase that modifies the verb and tells us where the man is standing.

Here are some additional examples with this structure:

"The woman is standing behind the house." (女人站在房子后面。)
"The children are standing beside the tree." (孩子们站在树旁边。)
"The cat is sitting on the couch." (猫坐在沙发上。)

The structure of this sentence (subject + verb + prepositional phrase) is a common way to describe location in Engpsh. The prepositional phrase typically consists of a preposition (such as "in," "on," "behind," "beside," etc.) followed by a noun or noun phrase (such as "the car," "the house," "the tree," etc.), which tells us more information about the location of the subject.