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🔑faceface1 /feɪs / noun [countable] - the front part of your head and the expression on it脸；面孔；面部表情◆Go and wash your face.去洗洗脸。◆She has a very pretty face.她的脸非常美。◆He came in with a smile on his face.他面带微笑走进来。◆the children's happy faces孩子们幸福的脸庞➨ TOPIC COLLOCATIONS 主题词搭配Physical Appearance外貌face脸(bright / dark / light) blue / green / brown / hazel eyesfull / thick / thin / dry / cracked lipswhite / perfect / crooked / bad / false teetha strong / weak / pointed / double china long / short / full / bushy / neat beardbushy / thick / arched eyebrowslong / dark / false eyelashesflushed / rosy / red / pale / chubby cheekshair and skin毛发和皮肤pale / fair / dark / tanned skindry / oily / smooth / rough / wrinkled skinblond(e) / fair / (light / dark) brown / black / auburn / red / gray hairstraight / curly / wavy / frizzy / spiky hairlong / short / shoulder-length / cropped haira bald patch / spota bald / balding / shaved heada side / center partbody身体broad / narrow / rounded / hunched shouldersa broad / muscular / small / large chestlong / muscular / skinny / slender legs / armsa good / a slim / a full / a voluptuous figurebe of slim / slight / medium / average / heavy / athletic / stocky builda small / tiny / narrow / slim / slender/34-inch waist
- the front or one side of something（物体的）正面，面◆the north face of the mountain山的北面◆He put the cards face up / down on the table.他把纸牌正面朝上／朝下放在桌上。◆a clock face钟面
- -faced (used to form compound adjectives用于构成复合形容词) having the type of face or expression mentioned有…脸的；有…表情的◆red / round-faced面色红润的；圆脸的
 ●face to face (with sb / sth)close to and looking at someone or something面对面；正对着◆She turned the corner and came face to face with the principal.她转过拐角，迎面碰上校长。●keep a straight faceto stop yourself from smiling or laughing绷着脸；忍住笑●lose / save faceto lose / keep yourself from losing the respect of other people丢脸；保全颜面◆He did not want to lose face by making a mistake in front of his boss.他不想在老板面前出错丢脸。●make faces / a face (at sb)to make an expression that shows that you dislike someone or something板着脸；沉着脸；拉长了脸◆When she saw what was for dinner, she made a face.她看到晚饭的饭菜后，脸便拉了下来。●make facesto make rude expressions with your face扮怪相；做鬼脸◆The children made faces behind the teacher's back.孩子们在老师背后做鬼脸。●to sb's faceopenly and directly当着某人的面；公开直接地◆I wanted to say that I was sorry to her face, not on the phone.我想当面向她道歉，不想在电话里说。 OPP behind sb's back
🔑faceface2 /feɪs / verb [transitive] - to have or turn the face or front toward someone or something面向；朝向◆The porch faces south.门廊朝南。◆Can you all face the front, please?请大家都面向前好吗？
- to have to deal with something unpleasant; to deal with someone in a difficult situation面对，面临（令人不快的事）；应付（某人）◆They faced a lot of problems when they moved to a new house.他们搬到新居后面临很多问题。◆I can't face another argument.我无法面对又一次争吵。◆He couldn't face going to work yesterday – he felt too sick.他昨天无法去上班，因为很不舒服。◆I didn't know how to face my mother after I'd wrecked her car.我撞坏了母亲的车后不知道该如何面对她。
- to need attention from someone使面对；使面临◆There are several problems facing the country.该国正面临着一些问题。
- (often passive常用被动语态) to force someone to deal with a situation, etc.迫使…面对；迫使…应付◆We are faced with a difficult decision.我们面临艰难抉择。
●let's face it (informal) we must accept it as true我们得承认；面对现实◆Let's face it – not everyone is going to pass the test.我们得承认不是人人都能通过考试。  ●face up to sthto accept a difficult or unpleasant situation and do something about it敢于面对，勇于正视（艰难或不愉快的事）◆She faced up to the fact that she had no money and went out and got a job.她勇敢地面对没钱的事实，出去找了份工作。 |
