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nounplural faces[count] the front part of the head that has the eyes, nose, and mouth on itface creamface powderHer guilt was written all over her face. [=the expression on her face showed her guilt very clearly]The answer to the problem was staring me in the face all along. [=the answer was obvious but I did not see it]a facial expressionShe tried to put on a brave face [=she tried to appear brave or calm] despite the pain of the injury.You should have seen his face when we shouted Surprise! [=he had a shocked, surprised, etc., look on his face] - see also poker facepersonthe way something appears when it is first seen or thought about - usually singularOn the face of it, her proposal seems ridiculous. [=when you first hear about her proposal it seems ridiculous, although it may not be ridiculous when you learn more about it]the way something is seen or thought of by people - usually singularTo put a brave/good/positive face on something or to put the best face on something is to talk about it or describe it in a way that makes it seem as good as possible.He was disappointed by the results of the election, but tried to put the best face on the situation by saying he had come closer to winning than people expected.a front or outer surface of somethinga species that has vanished from the face of the earth [=a species that is no longer found anywhere in the world]a surface or side that is marked or prepared in some waya side of a cointhe part of a clock or watch that shows the timee mathematics :any one of the flat surfaces of a solid shapea slap in the facexem slapas plain as the nose on your facexem noseblue in the facexem bluecross someone's facexem crosscut off your nose to spite your facexem noseegg on your facexem eggface to faceused to describe a situation in which two people are together and looking at each othervery close to something dangerous, difficult, etc. - + withWhen she visited the school she was brought face to face with the problems encountered by teachers every day.fly in the face ofxem flygame faceIn informal U.S. English, if you are wearing your game face or have your game face on, you have a serious look on your face which shows that you are ready to compete in a game, sport, competition, etc.get out of someone's faceUS informal :to go away and stop bothering someone :to leave someone alonein someone's facein a direct way that shows anger or disrespect for someoneIn informal U.S. English, if you are/get in someone's face, you are criticizing or shouting at someone in a very direct and angry way.in the face ofwhile in a situation in which you have to deal with (something or someone that is dangerous, difficult, etc.)She showed great courage in the face of danger. [=she showed great courage when she was faced with danger]just another face in the crowdxem crowdlaugh on the other side of your facexem laughlose faceto cause other people to have less respect for you :to lose other people's respectmake a faceor chiefly Brit pull a faceto make a facial expression that shows dislike or disgustto make a silly or amusing facial expressionpretty facexem prettyput a human face onxem humansave faceto avoid having other people lose respect for youshut your facexem shutstare (someone) in the facexem starestuff your facexem stuffto someone's facedirectly to someoneIf you have something to say about me, you should say it to my face. [=say it directly to me rather than to someone else]verbfaces; faced; facingto stand or sit with your face and body turned toward (something or someone) [+ obj]to have the front part toward (something) [+ obj]to be on the page that is opposite to (another page) [+ obj][+ obj] to deal with (something bad or unpleasant) in a direct wayto admit that (something) is true or real[+ obj] to have (something bad or unpleasant) as a problem or possibility :to be confronted by (something)to be a problem for (someone) :to require the attention of (someone)to force (someone) to see and deal with something in a direct wayusually used as (be) faced[+ obj] to meet with (someone) despite shame, fear, or embarrassmentto meet (someone) in a competition :to compete or fight against (someone)[+ obj] :to cover the front or the surface of (something)face factsor face the fact(s)to admit that something is trueface off[phrasal verb] chiefly US :to be involved or become involved in a conflict, dispute, or competitionface the musicto accept and deal with the unpleasant result of something you have said or doneface up to[phrasal verb]face up to (something) :to deal with (something bad or unpleasant) in a direct way(let's) face itused to say that something is true and cannot be denied
* Các từ tương tự:
face card, face mask, face time, face value, facecloth, -faced, facedown, faceless, face-lift
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nounI don't like the expression on your faceHe has the face of someone who is very proud of himself. Modern farming has changed the face of the countrysideShe puts on a bold face, but we know she was deeply hurt by your remarksYou might lose face if you admit you were wrongWho would have the face to name such a hotel 'The Palace'?The building will have a face of white marbleThe card landed face up. The face of the clock is enamelledWe met face to face for the first time in the courtroomface to faceen face… deuxSome experts attacked the report for flying in the face of received wisdomWhen I said I would be there, she made a faceOn the face of it, I assumed that he was guiltyI suppose I ought to show my face at the office partyI told him to his face that he was a liarface to faceverbIn the jungle we faced grave danger from man-eating tigers. She faces her first audience tonightOur rooms face the lake. Facing page 22 is a map of the areaThe collar is faced with velvetI'll not be faced down by that impudent clerkface downface up toWe must all face up to our own shortcomingsYou wouldn't be able to face up to your wife if you'd forgotten her birthday