| 词汇 | face |
| 释义 | faceUK:*/ˈfeɪs/US:/feɪs/ ,(fās)UK-Yorkshire:Irish:Scottish:US Southern:Jamaican: See also: faceplate主要翻译 face n (front of head)脸；面孔The ball hit him in the face.球打在他脸上。 face [sb/sth] vtr (look towards)面向；朝向；面朝Face the teacher when you're talking to her.和老师说话的时候你得面向着她。 face [sth] vtr (accept reality)面对；接受We have to face the facts.我们得面对事实。 其他翻译 face n (expression)脸色；表情She did not have a happy face that day.那天她一脸不高兴。 face n often plural (grimace)鬼脸Stop pulling faces! face n (surface)表面I was the luckiest man on the face of the earth.我是地球上最幸运的男人。 face n (façade) (建筑物)正面，外观面The face of the house was covered in plaster.房子正面抹了一层灰浆。 face n figurative, informal (impudence) (非正式用语)厚颜无耻，厚脸皮He had the face to ask me for more money! face n (visible side)正面Simon stared up at the face of the moon.西蒙凝视着月球正面。 face n (geometry: side) (几何)面A cube has six faces.立方体有六面。 face n (typography: design) (印刷)版面，排版They used a large, heavy face for the title.标题他们采用的是大黑体。 face n (mining: wall) (采矿)采掘面They drilled into the face of the rock.他们在岩石的晶面上钻孔。 face n figurative (public representation)代表人物The face of the party must be someone who appeals to all voters.该政党的门面必须是能让所有选民都喜欢的人。 face vi (turn)转向Her mind faces towards the future.她的思想面向着未来。 face vi (be orientated)面向；朝向Our bedroom faces east.我们的卧室朝东。 face [sb/sth] vtr (turn toward)正对；面对Turn and face the audience. face [sth/sb] vtr (confront) (比喻)面对；正视You've got to face your problems. face [sth] vtr (cover)用…覆盖；涂；贴The front of the house was faced with limestone. face [sth] vtr (card: turn upward) (纸牌)翻开；使…朝上Lay your cards down without facing any of them. face [sb] vtr (soldiers: turn toward)转向，向...转；命令（队伍）转变方向Face the soldier to your right! face [sth] vtr (ice hockey: drop a puck) (冰球)将（球）放在中间准备开球The referee faced the ball between the two opposing players. face [sth] vtr (have difficulty ahead) (困难、厄运等)面对Voters will be facing a tough choice in the upcoming election. 动词短语face | faceplate face [sth/sb] down, face down [sth/sb] vtr phrasal sep (overcome by confronting)压倒；降服I faced down my attacker and he ran away. face out vi phrasal (be looking outwards)面朝外；向外看 face up to [sth] vi phrasal + prep colloquial (acknowledge: [sth] unpleasant)正视You need to face up to reality, and deal with the matter swiftly.你需要正视事实，并且迅速处理问题。 face up to [sb] vi phrasal + prep colloquial (confront)面对，直面If you face up to bullies, they usually leave you alone afterwards.如果你直面霸凌者，往往事后他们就不来招惹你了。 复合形式：face | faceplate about-face, also UK: about-turn n figurative (policy, opinion: reversal) (观点、政策的)彻底转变Following a strong public outcry, the politician did an about-face regarding his position on global warming. about-face, also UK: about-turn n (military: turn)向后转 About-face!, also UK: About-turn! interj (military: turn) (军事)向后转！；朝反方向前进！Company halt! About-face! Forward march! about-face, also UK: about-turn vi (military: perform a turn)向后转 about-face, also UK: about-turn vi (turn in opposite direction)大转变；大转弯 at face value adv figurative (for its apparent worth)根据表面判断；从表面上看You can't take what she says at face value: she always has an agenda.你不能她说啥你就信啥：她总是别有用心。 baby face n (child-like facial features)娃娃脸She has such a baby face, you'd never guess she was in her thirties. baby face, baby-face n informal ([sb] with a child-like face)长着娃娃脸的人Without that beard, you can clearly see that he's a baby face. blue in the face adj figurative, informal (exasperated) (比喻)（气得）面色发青的，怒容满面的I've told my daughter to pick up her clothes until I'm blue in the face. cliff face n (vertical surface of a cliff)崖面Many climbed the slope but he was the first to conquer the sheer wall of the cliff face. clock face n (display of an analogue timepiece)钟面，表盘 come face to face with v expr literal, figurative (be confronted by, meet [sb], [sth])与…当面对质，与…面对面I knew that at some point, I would have to come face to face with my ex. cut off your nose to spite your face v expr figurative (put self at disadvantage through spite)跟自己过不去；自讨苦吃 etch lines on [sb]'s face v expr figurative (time, etc.: age [sb])在…的脸上刻下皱纹Time had etched deep lines on Leon's face. face card, also UK: court card n (playing cards: king, queen or jack) (纸牌中的K、Q、J三种牌)人头牌，人面牌The king, queen and jack are called face cards. face cream n (lotion for facial skin)面霜 face down adv (facing downwards)脸朝下；面朝下Place the document face down on the glass to scan it.After tripping over the roller skate, he found himself face down on the sidewalk. face flannel n UK (washcloth)毛巾；面巾 face lift, facelift, face-lift n (surgery: tightens facial skin)面部整容；拉皮Mary looked fantastic after her facelift.Many celebrities get face-lifts to appear younger.玛丽做了拉皮手术后，看起来很美。许多名人都做拉皮手术来保持年轻。 face mask n (sports: protective equipment) (运动: 防护装备)面罩 face mask n (hygienic face covering)口罩 face mask n (face shield)面罩 face mask (US), face pack (UK) n (facial skin cleansing substance)面膜 face of an angel n (sweet and innocent appearance) (比喻义)天使的脸She was evil to the core but she had the face of an angel. face-off n (confrontation)对峙；对抗The situation triggered a face-off between the government and farmers. face-off n (ice hockey: start of play)开球 face off vi (ice hockey: start play)开球 face off vi (sports: compete)对峙England and France are due to face off in tomorrow's final. face paint n (paints for decorating face)面部彩绘颜料 face painting, face-painting n (decorating the face with paint)面部彩绘 face powder (cosmetics)蜜粉；粉饼 face the chop v expr informal (person: facing job loss)即将失去工作；即将被炒鱿鱼 face the chop v expr informal (establishment: facing closure)即将关张；即将倒闭 face the music v expr figurative, informal (confront [sth]'s consequences) (比喻，非正式用语)承担后果His only option was to go home and face the music. face to face adv (in person)面对面；当面We exchanged emails for a year before finally meeting face to face.We'd seen each other's photos, but the first time we met face to face was a shock.我们用电子邮件交流了一年后才最终见面。//虽然我们见过彼此的照片，但双方第一次见面还是很震惊。 face to face with [sb/sth], face-to-face with [sb/sth] expr (confronted with, meeting)与...对峙；与...相见；与...面对面Walking in the woods, the man was shocked to find himself face-to-face with a bear.走在林中，这人惊讶地发现自己遇到了一只熊。 face up adv (facing upwards)面朝上；正面朝上Start the game by drawing a card from the pack and placing it face up on the table.游戏开始时，从一堆牌中抽出一张牌，将其面朝上放在桌上。 face value n (monetary worth as printed) (钞票)票面价值，面值Banks will only cash notes for their face value.银行只会按票面价值兑现票据。 face-saving adj (preserving reputation)保留颜面的 face-to-face adj (direct, in person)面对面的；当面的Our first face-to-face encounter was way back in 1982.This school provides both online and face-to-face tutoring. face-to-face meeting n (in-person discussion)面对面会议；当面会谈When discussing matters like these, it's usually better to have a face-to-face meeting. facecloth, face cloth, face-cloth n (face flannel, wash cloth)洗脸毛巾；洗手毛巾 fly in the face of [sth] v expr figurative (contradict completely)与...形成鲜明对比；与...完全不同 font face n (printing: typeface) (印刷)字体 f*** face n vulgar, pejorative, offensive, slang (insult) (侮辱性俚语)蠢货备注: mainly used as a term of addressWhat's your problem, f*** face? full-face n as adj (veil, helmet: covering the whole face)全罩式的 full-face n as adj (portrait, photo of face: from the front)正面的 have egg on your face v expr figurative (be embarrassed)尴尬；出丑 hide your face vi figurative (be ashamed)惭愧，羞愧You were so rude to her - you'll have to hide your face in future. hide your face vi (cover your features)掩面，把脸遮住It is common for Muslim women to hide their faces in public. in the face adv figurative (head on, directly)直接；正面针对地He stared death in the face when he came off his motorcycle. in the face adv (in the front of one's head)在脸上I'm having persistent pains in the face, doctor. in the face of expr (despite)尽管；即使In the face of all her problems, Mary persisted in her studies.尽管有着诸多困难，玛丽还是坚持自己的学业。 in the face of expr (when confronted with)面对In the face of the angry crowd, the speaker maintained her calm.面对气愤的群众，演讲者保持冷静。 in the face of death expr (when confronting death)面对死亡；受死亡威胁A bullfighter stands in the face of death every time he goes into the ring. In your face! interj US, figurative, slang (defiance) (表示轻蔑)去你的，要你好看You thought I couldn't win? Well, I did! In your face! in-your-face adj figurative, slang (bold, provocative)挑衅的，放肆的Consumers resent the intrusion of in-your-face advertising into their lives. keep a straight face v expr informal (look serious, avoid smiling)拉长脸；板着脸I couldn't keep a straight face when she said she was a virgin.It was difficult to keep a straight face when I played that prank on my coworkers. kissy face n informal (puckered mouth) (作接吻状)撅起嘴唇 laugh in [sb]'s face v expr informal (greet [sb] with derision)当面嘲笑When he suggested that I pay $10,000 for that piece of junk, I laughed in his face. long face n figurative (sad expression)郁郁寡欢的脸色You got everything you wanted, so why the long face? lose face v expr (be embarrassed)丢脸；丢面子 make a funny face, pull a funny face v expr informal (make silly facial expression)做鬼脸To make me laugh, my dad made funny faces at me. meet face to face v expr (hold a meeting in person)面对面会谈；当面会谈；面谈Email and conference calls can't replace meeting face to face. meet face to face v expr (encounter in the flesh)实际会面While I was out hiking, I met face to face with a mountain lion. on the face of it expr figurative (superficially)表面上On the face of it, he's a great candidate, but have you checked out his references yet? open-faced, open-face adj US (sandwich: no bread on top) (三明治)单片的，开口的 outer face n (exterior surface)外层The outer face of the building was covered in marble. picture card, also US: face card, also UK: court card n (in a deck of playing cards)人头牌；花牌 poker face n (face: no expression)扑克脸；面无表情的脸 poker face n ([sb] who shows no emotion)面无表情的人；一本正经的人 pull a face, make a face v expr (make a facial expression)做鬼脸The little girl pulled a face when her mother told her they were having fish for dinner. put a brave face on it, put a brave face on, put on a brave face v expr informal (endure [sth])装出一副若无其事的样子；假装勇敢Let's put on a brave face and get on with it. resting bitch face n humorous, vulgar, informal (unsmiling expression)天生臭脸 Right face! interj (military: turn to the right) (口令)向右转The sergeant yelled “Right face!” in my ear. rock face n (rock: exposed vertical surface)石面；岩石表面 save face v expr (avoid humiliation)保全脸面；顾及面子 Shut your mug!, Shut your face!, Shut your trap! interj UK, impolite, slang (stop talking)闭嘴！，住口！ skin peel, face peel, chemical peel n (beauty treatment)换肤；剥脱术 slap in the face n (smack on the cheek)掌掴，打耳光 slap in the face n figurative (insult, rejection)侮辱，拒绝，打击，羞辱His refusal to accept my apology was a slap in the face. smiley, smiley face, smile face n (typed emoticon)笑容符号；笑脸符号It's unprofessional to put smileys in work emails. straight face n (unsmiling expression)面无表情；表情严肃 stuff your face v expr informal (eat greedily)大吃大喝；大快朵颐I stuffed my face at dinner and now my belly hurts. surgical mask, surgical face mask n (medicine: hygienic face covering)医用外科口罩 throw [sth] back in [sb]'s face v expr figurative (charge with past misdeeds)翻某人的旧账I wish you wouldn't throw that incident back in my face every time we have a row! throw [sth] back in [sb]'s face v expr figurative (reject spitefully)带有恶意地拒绝 to your face adv informal (in person, directly) (非正式用语)当着你面地I don't mind telling you to your face that I think you're a fool. volte-face n Gallicism (turning around)转变位置，转过来 volte-face n Gallicism (reversal in opinion or policy) (观点、政策等)彻底转变 |
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