| 单词 | face |
| 释义 | face [feɪs] noun HEAD 头 ESSENTIAL countable ■the front of the head, where the eyes, nose and mouth are 脸，面孔 •She's got a long, thin face.她长着一张瘦长的脸。 •She had a puzzled expression on countable ■an expression on someone's face 面部表情，神情 •I was greeted by smiling faces.迎接我的是一张张笑脸。 •He had a face like thunder make/pull a face ■to make a strange expression with your face, usually to show that you do not like someone or something 做怪相，扮鬼脸 •"This tastes horrible," said Tom, pulling a face at his glass.“这太难喝了，”汤姆一脸苦相地看着杯子说道。 •I was pulling silly faces to make the baby laugh.我正做着各种鬼脸引宝宝笑。 [feɪs] noun FRONT 前面 ADVANCED countable ■the front or surface of an object （物体的）前面，正面，表面 •the north face of •the west face of countable ■the front of a clock or watch which has the numbers or marks which show what time it is 钟面，表盘 •a watch face with Roman numerals有罗马数字的手表表盘 [feɪs] noun RESPECT 尊重 uncountable ■the respect and honour of others 脸面，面子；尊严 •He thinks he would lose •She tried to save [feɪs] noun be in your face US informal ■If someone is in your face they criticize you all the time 不停地批评（某人），老是苛责（某人） •One of the managers is always in my face.有个经理总是对我诸多挑剔。 [feɪs] noun be in your face slang ■to be shocking and annoying in a way that is difficult to ignore 扑面而来 •dance music that is aggressive, sexy and in your face扑面而来热烈撩人的舞曲 [feɪs] noun disappear off the face of the Earth (also be wiped off the face of the Earth) ■to disappear completely 完全消失 •The whole tribe seems to have disappeared off the face of the Earth.整个部落似乎从地球上完全消失了。 [feɪs] noun sb's face doesn't fit UK informal ■If someone's face doesn't fit, their appearance or personality are not suitable for a job or other activity. （某人的）长相不合格，（某人的）性格不合适 [feɪs] noun sb's face falls ■If someone's face falls, they suddenly look very disappointed （某人的）脸沉下来 •Her face fell when she heard he wasn't coming.她听说他不来时脸沉了下来。 [feɪs] noun the face of sth ■what you can see of something or what shows （…表现出的）方面 •Poor quality is the unacceptable [feɪs] noun Get out of my face! slang ■a rude way of telling someone that they are annoying you and should stop 滚开！ •I said no! Now get out of my face!我说了不行！滚开！ [feɪs] noun have a face like the back end of a bus UK informal ■to be very ugly 非常丑陋 [feɪs] noun in the face of sth ■despite having to deal with a difficult situation or problem 不顾（困难等） •She left home in the face of strong opposition from her parents.她不顾父母的强烈反对离开了家。 [feɪs] noun on the face of it ■used when you are describing how a situation seems on the surface 从表面看；乍看起来 •On the face of it, it seems like a bargain, but I bet there are hidden costs.从表面上看这好像是便宜，但我肯定其中有些隐藏的费用。 [feɪs] noun take sth at face value ■to accept something for what it appears to be rather than studying it more closely 仅凭表像对…信以为真 •I took the offer at face value. I didn't think they might be trying to trick me.我对这提议信以为真，并没料到他们可能想要骗我。 [feɪs] noun to sb's face ■If you say something unpleasant to someone's face, you say it to them directly, when you are with them 当着（某人的）面 •If you've got something to say, say it to my face.你要是有甚么要说的，就当着我的面说。 [feɪs] verb DEAL WITH 处理 ESSENTIAL transitive ■If you face a problem, or a problem faces you, you have to deal with it 面对，面临，必须对付（难题） •This is one of the many problems faced by working mothers.这是身为在职母亲面临的众多难题之一。 •Passengers could face long delays.旅客可能须长时间滞留。 •You're faced with ESSENTIAL transitive ■to accept that something unpleasant is true and start to deal with the situation 正视，承认 •I think Phil has to face the fact that •We have to face facts •He's dying but he refuses to face the truth can't face sth/doing sth IMPROVER ■to not want to do or deal with something unpleasant 不想面对…／受不了做… •I can't face walking up all those steps again.我可受不了再爬一遍那些台阶。 •I know I've got to tell her but I can't face it.我知道我必须告诉她，可我就是没法这么做。 [feɪs] verb TURN TOWARDS 转向 IMPROVER intransitive usually + adverb or preposition transitive ■to turn or be turned towards something physically; to be opposite （使）转向，（使）面向；正对 •The terrace faces towards the sea/faces south.阳台面海／朝南。 •Their houses face each other across the street.他们的房子隔街相望。 [feɪs] verb FRONT 前面 transitive ■If you face a building, you put an extra layer in front of what is already there （在建筑物表面）覆盖，抹盖，贴上 •The house was built of wood but faced in/with [feɪs] verb face the music ■to accept criticism or punishment for something you have done 接受批评（或惩罚） [feɪs] verb Phrasal Verbs face up to sth ■to accept that a difficult situation exists 接受，正视（困境） •She's going to have to face up to the fact that he's not going to marry her.她将不得不接受他不会娶她的事实。 |
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