face

Meaning

1. face
2. surface, side
3. face
4. head (of a coin)

Concepts

face

side

heads

front

aspect

honor

honour

obverse

cheek

visage

countenance

facet

septum

in front of

head side

one face

one surface

facade

frontage

main

surface

credit

dignity

prestige

reputation

official stance

eyes

view

top side

intently

rigging

tackle

human face

case

font

fount

typeface

grimace

address

meet

sports meeting

presence

deal

softwood

looks

maker-outer

physiognomist

physiognomy

visnomy

appearance

extorsion

Gender

♀️ Feminine

Pronounced as (IPA)

/fas/

Etymology

Inherited from Middle French and Old French face, from Late Latin facia, from Latin faciēs (“face, shape”). Doublet of faciès.

Sentences

Il marque son premier but le face aux Stars de Dallas .

He scored his first goal against the Dallas Stars.

Face à son refus de les suivre , ils l'exécutèrent.

Faced with his refusal to follow them, they executed him.

Tu mets face à face un géographe et des crayons de papier !

You put a geographer and paper pencils face to face!

Les Humains ont un retard technologique qui les désavantage face aux Chiles.

Humans have a technological backwardness that puts them at a disadvantage compared to Chiles.

Le clip dépeint un conflit intérieur d'une jeune femme face à une relation abusive .

The clip depicts a young woman's inner conflict over an abusive relationship.