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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- face
[feɪs]
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1.
noun
[c]
[解剖]
脸
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She had a beautiful face.
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她的脸很漂亮。
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2.
noun
[c]
(expression) 表情
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He looked at her with a puzzled face.
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他用疑惑的表情看着她。
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3.
noun
[c]
[of clock]
正面
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4.
noun
[of mountain]
[ cliff]
陡面
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the north face of Mount Tai
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泰山朝北的陡面
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5.
noun
[of building]
面
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6.
noun
[of cube]
[ dice etc]
(side) 面
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7.
noun
[of belief]
[ system]
(aspect) 一面
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the ugly face of capitalism
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资本主义的丑恶的一面
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8.
noun
[of city]
[ institution]
面貌
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The face of a city can change completely in a year.
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城市的面貌一年一个样。
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9.
vt.
[+direction]
[person+]
面向
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10.
vt.
[building]
[ seat]
[ car+]
朝
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11.
vt.
(confront) 面临
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We are faced with a serious problem.
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我们正面临一个严重的问题。
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12.
vt.
[+unpleasant situation]
面对
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13.
vt.
[+truth]
[ facts]
正视
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Williams faces life in prison if convicted.
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如果被定罪的话,威廉姆斯将面对终生监禁。
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We simply must face facts.
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我们显然必须得正视现实。
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14.
vi.
[person+]
面向
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15.
vi.
[building]
[ seat]
[ car+]
朝
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He was facing forwards.
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他面向前方。
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The garden faces south.
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这座花园朝南。
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I can't {or} couldn't face it
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我应付不了
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to be {or} lie face down/up
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[person+] 俯卧/仰卧
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16.
vi.
[card+]
正面
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to lose/save face
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丢/挽回面子
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to make {or} > pull a face (at sb)
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[BRIT] (对某人)做鬼脸
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in the face of
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[+difficulties,opposition] 面对
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on the face of it
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表面看来
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to come face to face with
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[+person] 与…面对面
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17.
vi.
[+problem]
正视
Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary
- face
[feɪs]
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1.
n.[c]
脸,面孔
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Her face was pale and thin.
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她的脸苍白而消瘦。
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I wish I had seen the look on his face when he got the news.
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我真希望看到他知道那个消息时脸上的表情。
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He washed his face.
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他洗了脸。
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2.
noun
[Person Name]
法切
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3.
noun
[Person Name]
法斯
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4.
n.[c]
面部表情,脸色
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He looked from one tired face to another.
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他看着一张张疲惫不堪的脸庞。
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5.
n.[c]
外观,外貌,外表
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The face of Beijing is changing rapidly.
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北京的面貌正快速发生着改变。
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The face of the city is changing.
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那个城市的面貌总在不断变化。
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6.
n.[c]
打击面,切削面;工作面
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The face of the golf club is used to hit the golf ball.
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高尔夫球的棒面用于击打高尔夫球。
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7.
n.[c]
人
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I looked lost in the room of unfamilar faces.
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在一屋子陌生人跟前,我像是迷了路。
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When he returned to work he met many new faces.
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当他重回到工作岗位时,看到了许多新面孔。
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He looked out at a roomful of faces.
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他看到了一屋子新面孔。
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8.
n.[c]
面,表面,表层
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The face of the clock was white.
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那个时钟的表盘是白色的。
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9.
n.[c]
动物的面部
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10.
n.[u]
正面,主要的一面
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The cards were dealt face down.
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这些卡正面朝下。
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He dealt the cards face down.
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他将牌面朝下发牌。
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11.
n.[c]
鬼脸,滑稽的面部表情
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She gave me a face before she ran out of the room.
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跑出房间之前,她向我做了一个鬼脸。
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12.
n.[c]
[Printing]
字体,字型
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Calibri is the default face on my computer.
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我的电脑上的默认字体是Calibri(无衬线字体)。
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13.
n.[u]
面子,颜面,尊严
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The company director lost face after making several bad decisions.
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在做出几个错误决定后,这个公司的主管颜面尽失。
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She doesn't have the face to question my loyalty.
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她没脸质疑我的忠诚。
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He lost face.
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他丢了面子。
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14.
n.[u]
厚颜无耻,厚脸皮,无礼
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15.
n.[c]
(建筑物的)墙面;(峭壁的)山壁
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Suddenly he saw a bird flying along the face of the cliff.
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突然,他看见了一只鸟沿着崖面飞行。
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16.
n.[c]
自信
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I can't face up to my problems.
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我无法面对自己的问题。
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17.
n.[u]
票面价值
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You shouldn't take her criticisms at face value.
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你不应该全额接受她的批评。
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18.
n.[c]
[Slang]
名人;白人
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19.
n.[c]
[Slang]
[Plural]
出名的恶棍
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20.
vt.
正视,直面
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She couldn't face them a minute longer.
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她也不能再面对他们。
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He has made a mess of his life and faced a lot of problems.
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他把生活弄得一团糟,面临诸多问题。
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He faced the terrible consequences of his mistakes.
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他面临他的错误所造成的严重后果。
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21.
vt.
对峙,对抗
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The champion finally decided to face his opponent.
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冠军终于决定和对手对抗。
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Jackson faced Smith in the boxing ring.
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在这场拳击赛中,杰克逊对阵史密斯。
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22.
vt.
面向,朝向
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Tom lived in the room with a window facing west.
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汤姆住在一间窗户朝西的房子里。
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The building faces the park.
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这座建筑物面对着公园。
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23.
vt.
相对,和……面对面
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The television was facing an empty wall.
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这台电视面对着一堵空墙。
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The two sofas face each other.
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两个沙发面对面摆放着。
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24.
vt.
将脸转向,面对
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I turned around to face the person that was following me.
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我转过身,面向着尾随我的人。
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Turn and face your partner now.
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现在转过来,面对你的伙伴。
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25.
vt.
使面对,使面临
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The police remained silent when they were faced with such accusations.
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面对这些指控时,警察保持沉默。
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An enormous dilemma faces us.
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我们处于左右为难的窘境。
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He was faced with all the evidence and could no longer deny his actions.
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面对所有的证据,他再也无法抵赖了。
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26.
vt.
翻出……的正面;翻牌
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The dealer faced his last card.
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这个经销商亮出他的底牌。
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27.
vt.
给……缝边,镶边于
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The designer faced the hems with silver rhinestones.
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设计师在边缘缝上银色的人造钻石。
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28.
vt.
涂抹,覆盖
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The wall was faced with portraits of their family.
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这面墙挂满了他们家人的肖像。
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The building was faced with beautiful stones.
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这座建筑物外面砌了一层漂亮的石材。
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29.
vt.
[Field Hockey]
把球置于双方球棒之间
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The teams were ready to face off.
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球队准备开球。
Collins English-English Dictionary
- face
[feɪs]
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1.
n
side any one of the plane surfaces of a crystal or other solid figure
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2.
n
null typeface
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3.
n
the front of the head from the forehead to the lower jaw; visage
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4.
n
(as modifier)
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face flannel
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face cream
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5.
n
the expression of the countenance; look
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a sad face
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6.
n
a distorted expression, esp to indicate disgust; grimace
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she made a face
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7.
n
[Spoken]
make-up (esp in the phrase put one's face on)
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8.
n
outward appearance
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the face of the countryside is changing
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9.
n
appearance or pretence (esp in the phrases put a bold, good, bad, etc, face on)
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10.
n
worth in the eyes of others; dignity (esp in the phrases lose or save face)
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11.
n
[Spoken]
impudence or effrontery
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12.
n
the main side of an object, building, etc, or the front
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the face of a palace
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a cliff face
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13.
n
the marked surface of an instrument, esp the dial of a timepiece
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14.
n
the functional or working side of an object, as of a tool or playing card
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15.
n
the exposed area of a mine from which coal, ore, etc, may be mined
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16.
n
(as modifier)
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face worker
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17.
n
the uppermost part or surface
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the face of the earth
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18.
n
[mountaineering]
a steep side of a mountain, bounded by ridges
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19.
n
either of the surfaces of a coin, esp the one that bears the head of a ruler
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20.
n
[Brit]
[Slang]
a well-known or important person
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21.
n
[printing]
the printing surface of any type character
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22.
n
the style, the design, or sometimes the size of any type fount
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23.
n
the print made from type
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24.
n
[nautical]
[Aeronautics]
the aft or near side of a propeller blade
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25.
vb
[when intr, often foll by to, towards, or on]
to look or be situated or placed (in a specified direction)
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the house faces on the square
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26.
vb
to be opposite
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facing page 9
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27.
vt.
[tr]
to meet or be confronted by
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in his work he faces many problems
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28.
vt.
[tr]
to accept or deal with something
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let's face it, you're finished
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29.
vt.
[tr]
to provide with a surface of a different material
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the cuffs were faced with velvet
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30.
vt.
to dress the surface of (stone or other material)
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31.
vt.
[tr]
to expose (a card) with the face uppermost
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32.
vt.
[Military]
[chiefly US]
to order (a formation) to turn in a certain direction or (of a formation) to turn as required
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right face!
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33.
vt.
[ice hockey]
(of the referee) to drop (the puck) between two opposing players, as when starting or restarting play - See also face-off
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34.
vt.
to start or restart play in this manner
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35.
vt.
See also face down face out face up to
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36.
vt.
[Etymology]
C13: from Old French, from Vulgar Latin facia (unattested), from Latin facies form, related to facere to make
Examples
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She turned to face him, her face flushed with anger.
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她转过身来看着他,一脸愤怒。
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An interview schedule will always be administered face to face.
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面试时间表往往会被面对面确定下来。
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The two photographs lay face-to-face on the table.
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两张照片在桌子上对着放着。
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They spoke face to face.
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他们进行了面谈。
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His face betrays his fear.
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他无意中露出恐惧的表情。
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