face
/feɪs/
/feɪs/
释义
noun脸，面孔；人；（物体的）正面，面；面对面；绷着脸，忍住不笑；拉长了脸，沉下脸；当着某人的面
verb面对，面向；对付，应付；我们得承认，面对现实
英英释义
nounthe front part of your head
nouna person
nounthe front or one side of something
nounIf two people are face to face, they are looking straight at each other
nounto not smile or laugh when something is funny
nounto move your mouth and eyes to show that you do not like something
nounIf you say something to somebody’s face, you say it when that person is with you
verbto have your face or front towards something; to be opposite somebody or something
verbto deal with a difficult situation or person
verbwe must agree that it is true
场景例句
- Have you washed your face?
- She had a smile on her face.
- She looked around for a familiar face.
- The movie is full of famous faces.
- a clock face
- He put the cards face down on the table.
- They stood face to face.
- I couldn’t keep a straight face when he dropped his watch in the soup!
- She made a face when she saw what was for dinner.
- I wanted to say that I was sorry to her face, not on the phone.
- Can you all face the front of the class, please?
- My bedroom faces the garden.
- Farmers face serious challenges in these conditions.
- I can’t face going to work today – I feel too ill.
- Let’s face it – you’re not very good at maths.
词态变化
face, faces, faced, facing
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