face
/feɪs/
verb
- To have your face or front toward something or someone.
- Our house faces the park, so we have a nice view.
- Please face the front of the room during the presentation.
- The two friends faced each other and started to dance.
- To deal with a difficult situation or problem.
- The city is facing a shortage of clean water.
- She faced many challenges when starting her own business.
- We need to face the fact that we lost the game.
- To be covered or layered with a material on the surface.
- The wall is faced with beautiful marble tiles.
- They faced the old fireplace with new brick.
- The jacket is faced with silk on the inside.
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noun
- The front part of a person's head, including the eyes, nose, mouth, and cheeks.
- She had a big smile on her face when she saw the birthday cake.
- The baby's face was covered in food after dinner.
- He washed his face with cold water to wake up.
- An expression shown on someone's face.
- The teacher's stern face made the students quiet down.
- His face turned red with embarrassment.
- I could tell from her face that she was disappointed.
- The front or outer surface of something.
- The north face of the mountain is covered in snow all year.
- The clock's face has Roman numerals.
- He examined the face of the coin carefully.
- A person, especially when referring to someone known or seen.
- I saw a familiar face in the crowd.
- The company needs some new faces to bring fresh ideas.
- He's a well-known face in the local music scene.
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