face 英 [feɪs]   美 [fes]

face

face  英 [feɪs] 美 [fes]

n. 脸;表面;外观;  vi. 向,朝;面对 

进行时:facing  过去式:faced  过去分词:faced  第三人称单数:faces  名词复数:faces 

a pretty/round face 漂亮的╱圆的 面孔
She turned and faced him. 她转过身来面对着他。

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  • n. 脸;表面;外观;
  • vi. 向,朝;面对
  • 1. a pretty/round face

    漂亮的╱圆的 面孔

  • 2. She turned and faced him.

    她转过身来面对着他。

  • 3. The company is facing a financial crisis.

    公司正面临财政危机。

  • 4. I just can't face work today.

    我今天就是没法工作。

  • 5. She looked around for a familiar face.

    她环顾四周想找个熟人。

  • 6. the north face of the mountain

    山的北坡

  • 7. Most of the rooms face the sea.

    多数房间朝海。

  • 8. Let's face it,we're not going to win.

    我们得承认,我们赢不了啦。

  • face (n.) c. 1300, "the human face, a face; facial appearance or expression; likeness, image," from Old French face "face, countenance, look, appearance" (12c.), from Vulgar Latin *facia (source also of Italian faccia), from Latin facies "appearance, form, figure," and secondarily "visage, countenance," which probably is literally "form imposed on something" and related to facere "to make" (from PIE root *dhe- "to set, put").
  • face (v.) "confront with assurance; show a bold face," mid-15c., from face (n.). From c. 1400 as "deface, disfigure." Meaning "to cover with something in front" is from 1560s; that of "turn the face toward" is from 1630s; meaning "be on the opposite page to" is from 1766. Intransitive sense "to turn the face" (especially in military tactics) is from 1630s. Related: Faced; facing. To face the music (1850, in U.S. Congressional debates) probably is theatrical rather than a reference to cavalry horses.
face / feɪs ; NAmE feɪs / noun , verb face faces faced facing noun front of head 头的正面 1 the front part of the head between the foreheadand the chin 脸;面孔 a pretty/round/freckled face 漂亮的╱圆的╱有雀斑的面孔 He buried his face in his hands. 他双手掩面。 You should have seen the look on her facewhen I told her! 我告诉她的时候你真该看到她的脸色! The expression on his face never changed. 他的面部表情总是一成不变。 expression 表情 2 an expression that is shown on sb's face 面部表情 a sad/happy/smiling face 悲哀╱幸福的面容;笑脸 Her face lit up (= showed happiness)when she spoke of the past. 她讲到往事时就面露喜色。 His face fell (= showed disappointment, sadness, etc.)when he read the headlines. 他读大标题时脸沉了下来。 Sue's face was a picture (= she looked very surprised, angry, etc.)as she listened to her husband's speech. 苏听她丈夫讲话时,脸上露出又惊又气的表情。 -faced 面容… 3 ( in adjectives 构成形容词 ) having the type of faceor expression mentioned 有…面容的;有…表情的 pale-faced 面色苍白 grim-faced 表情严肃 person 4 ( in compounds 构成复合词 ) used to refer to a person of the type mentioned (某类型的)人 She looked around for a familiar face. 她环顾四周想找个熟人。 a well-known face on our television screens 电视屏幕上的一位名人 It's nice to see some new faceshere this evening. 今晚在这儿见到一些新面孔真是太好了。 I'm fed up of seeing the same old facesevery time we go out! 每个社交场合都只见到那些旧面孔,我都腻了。 side/surface 面;表面 5 a side or surface of sth (某物的)面,表面 the north face of the mountain 山的北坡 The birds build their nests in the rock face. 这些鸟在岩壁上筑巢。 How many faces does a cube have? 立方体有几个面? see also coalface front of clock 钟面 6 the front part of a clock or watch 钟面;表盘 character/aspect 特征;方面 7 faceof sth the particular character of sth (事物的某种)特征 the changing face of Britain 大不列颠变化中的特征 8 faceof sth a particular aspect of sth 方面 the unacceptable face of capitalism 资本主义不可接受的方面 see also in-your-face , typeface , volte-face IDIOMS disappear/vanish off the face of the ˈearth to disappear completely 完全消失;消逝得无影无踪 Keep looking—they can't just have vanished off the face of the earth. 继续找,他们不可能就从此消失得无影无踪的。 sb's face doesn't fit used to say that sb will not get a particular job or position because they do not have the appearance, personality, etc. that the employer wants, even when this should not be important 长相不合格;性格不合适 It doesn't matter how well qualified you are, if your face doesn't fit, you don't stand a chance. 资历多好也没用,如果人家看你不对眼,你就不会有机会。 sb's face is like ˈthunder | sb has a face like ˈthunder somebody looks very angry 某人怒气冲冲;某人满面怒容 ˌface to ˈface (with sb) close to and looking at sb (与某人)面对面 The two have never met face to face before. 两个人过去从未见过面。 ˌface to ˈface with sth in a situation where you have to accept that sth is true and deal with it 面对某种处境 She was at an early age brought face to face with the horrors of war. 她年幼时就面临战争的恐怖。 ˌface ˈup/ˈdown 1 (of a person ) with your face and stomach facing upwards/downwards 面朝上╱朝下 She lay face down on the bed. 她俯卧在床上。 2 with the front part or surface facing upwards/downwards 正面朝上╱朝下;表面冲上╱冲下 Place the card face up on the pile. 把纸牌正面朝上放在这一叠的上面。 have the ˈface to do sth ( BrE) ( informal) to do sth that other people think is rude or shows a lack of respect without feeling embarrassed or ashamed 居然有脸干某事;恬不知耻做某事 in sb's ˈface ( NAmE) ( informal) annoying sb by criticizing them or telling them what to do all the time 批评某人,支使某人(使人恼火) in the face of ˈsth 1 despite problems, difficulties, etc. 即使面对(问题、困难等) She showed great courage in the face of danger. 面对危险她表现出了巨大的勇气。 2 as a result of sth 由于;因为 He was unable to deny the charges in the face of new evidence. 面对新的证据,他无法否认被控告的罪。 lose ˈface to be less respected or look stupid because of sth you have done 丢脸;失面子 SYN be humiliated on the ˈface of it ( informal) used to say that sth seems to be good, true, etc. but that this opinion may need to be changed when you know more about it 表面上看 On the face of it, it seems like a great deal. 表面上看来好像很多。 pull/make ˈfaces/a ˈface (at sb) to produce an expression on your face to show that you do not like sb/sth or in order to make sb laugh (对某人)耷拉着脸,板着脸,做鬼脸 What are you pulling a face at now? 你干吗板着脸? put your ˈface on ( informal) to put on make-up 化妆 set your face against sb/sth ( especially BrE) to be determined to oppose sb/sth 坚决反对某人╱事物 Her father had set his face against the marriage. 她的父亲坚决反对这门亲事。 to sb's ˈface if you say sth to sb's face,you say it to them directly rather than to other people 当着某人的面 compare behind sb's back at back ˈwhat's his/her face ( informal) used to refer to a person whose name you cannot remember (指记不起姓名的人)叫…的人 Are you still working for what's her face? 你还在为那个叫什么的女人干活? more at blow v. , blue adj. , brave adj. , door , egg n. , eye n. , feed v. , flat adv. , fly v. , laugh v. , long adj. , nose n. , plain adj. , pretty adj. , save v. , show v. , shut v. , slap n. , stare v. , straight adj. , wipe v. , write verb be opposite 面对 1 [transitive ,  intransitive ] to be opposite sb/sth; to have your face or front pointing towards sb/sth or in a particular direction 面对;面向;正对 facesb/sth She turned and faced him. 她转过身来面对着他。 Most of the rooms face the sea. 多数房间朝海。 + adv./prep. The terrace faces south. 露台朝南。 a north-facing wall 面北的墙 Stand with your feet apart and your hands facing upwards. 两脚叉开站着,双手向上。 Which direction are you facing? 你面朝哪个方向? sb/sth difficult 难对付的人╱事物 2 [transitive ] if you facea particular situation, or it facesyou, you have to deal with it 面临,必须对付(某情况) facesth the problems faced by one-parent families 单亲家庭面对的问题 The company is facing a financial crisis. 公司正面临财政危机。 be faced with sth She's faced with a difficult decision. 她眼前有一项难作的决定。 3 [transitive ] facesth to accept that a difficult situation exists, although you would prefer not to 承认,正视(现实) It's not always easy to face the truth. 承认事实并不总是一件容易的事。 She had to face the fact thather life had changed forever. 她得正视她的生活已永远改变了这一事实。 Face facts—she isn't coming back. 面对现实吧,她不会回来了。 Let's face it,we're not going to win. 我们得承认,我们赢不了啦。 4 [transitive ] if you can't facesth unpleasant, you feel unable or unwilling to deal with it (感到不能)对付;(不愿)处理 facesth I just can't face work today. 我今天就是没法工作。 facedoing sth I can't face seeing them. 我真不愿意见到他们。 5 [transitive ] facesb to talk to or deal with sb, even though this is difficult or unpleasant (明知不好办而)交谈,应付 How can I face Tom? He'll be so disappointed. 我怎样才能和汤姆谈呢?他会很失望的。 cover surface 覆盖表面 6 [transitive ,  usually passive ] facesth with sth to cover a surface with another material (以另一物)覆盖表面 a brick building faced with stone 石料贴面的砖建筑物 IDIOM face the ˈmusic ( informal) to accept and deal with criticism or punishment for sth you have done 接受批评(或惩罚) The others all ran off, leaving me to face the music. 其他人都跑掉了,留下我来捱罚。 PHRASAL VERBS ˌface sb↔ˈdown to oppose or beat sb by dealing with them directly and confidently (威风凛凛地)把某人压制下去 ˌface ˈoff ( especially NAmE) 1 to start a game such as ice hockey (冰球等)开球 Both teams are ready to face off. 两队都准备好了开球。 2 to get ready to argue, fight or compete with sb 准备好辩论(或战斗、比赛) The candidates are preparing to face off on TV tonight. 今夜候选人准备在电视上进行辩论。 related noun face-off ˌface ˈup to sth to accept and deal with sth that is difficult or unpleasant 敢于面对,勇于正视(困难或不快之事) She had to face up to the fact that she would never walk again. 她必须敢于面对现实:她再也不能走路了。 VOCABULARY BUILDING 词汇扩充 Expressions on your face 面部表情 To beamis to have a big happy smile on your face. *beam 指笑逐颜开。 To frownis to make a serious, angry or worried expression by bringing your eyebrows closer together so that lines appear on your forehead. *frown 指皱眉、蹙额。 To glareor gloweris to look in an angry, aggressive way. *glare 和 glower 指怒目而视、咄咄逼人地瞪眼。 To grimaceis to make an ugly expression with your face to show pain, disgust, etc. *grimace 指因痛苦、厌恶等而面目扭曲。 To scowlis to look at someone in an angry or annoyed way. *scowl 指怒视。 To smirkis to smile in a silly or unpleasant way that shows that you are pleased with yourself, know something that other people do not know, etc. *smirk 指傻笑、得意地笑,以示自鸣得意、知他人所不知等。 To sneeris to show that you have no respect for someone by turning your upper lip upwards. *sneer 指翘起上唇嗤笑、讥笑,以示轻蔑。 These words can also be used as nouns. 以上各词亦可作名词: She looked up with a puzzled frown. 她抬起头来,困惑地皱着眉头。 He gave me an icy glare. 他冷冰冰地怒视着我。 a grimace of pain 痛得扭曲的脸 face / feɪs ; NAmE feɪs /
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