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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

-faced [americ feɪst, Brit feɪst] SUFFIX

chubby-faced
de cara regordeta

gray-faced, grey-faced Brit [americ ˌɡreɪˈfeɪst, Brit ɡreɪˈfeɪst] ADJ

gray-faced person:

gray-faced
de cara cenicienta
she was gray-faced with grief
tenía la cara cenicienta del dolor or de la pena

open-faced [ˌoʊpənˈfeɪst] ADJ

1. open-faced expression:

open-faced
de buena persona

2.1. open-faced watch:

open-faced
de esfera descubierta

2.2. open-faced americ:

open-faced, a. open-face
sin tapa

sour-faced [americ ˌsaʊ(ə)rˈfeɪst, Brit ˌsaʊəˈfeɪst] ADJ coloq

sour-faced
con cara avinagrada coloq
sour-faced
con cara de pocos amigos coloq

stony-faced [ˌstoʊniˈfeɪst] ADJ

stony-faced
con expresión inmutable
stony-faced
con expresión imperturbable

whey-faced [ˈ(h)weɪfeɪst] ADJ

whey-faced
pálido
whey-faced
sin color

fresh-faced [americ ˈfrɛʃ ˈˌfeɪst, Brit] ADJ

1. fresh-faced (youthful):

fresh-faced graduate/youth
sin experiencia

2. fresh-faced (healthy):

fresh-faced
saludable
fresh-faced
lozano

hard-faced [americ ˌhɑrdˈfeɪst, Brit hɑːdˈfeɪst] ADJ Brit coloq

hard-faced
caradura coloq

Janus-faced [ˈdʒeɪnəsˌfeɪst] ADJ

Janus-faced
de dos caras
Janus-faced
hipócrita

pale-faced [ˈpeɪlfeɪst] ADJ

pale-faced
pálido (de cara)

no Dicionário PONS

inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol

two-faced ADJ pej

two-faced
falso, -a
two-faced
falluto, -a RioPr

hatchet-faced ADJ coloq

hatchet-faced
de cara chupada

I. face [feɪs] SUBST

1. face a. ANAT:

face
cara f
a happy/sad face
una cara de felicidad/de tristeza
a smiling face
un rostro sonriente
to dare (to) show one's face
atreverse a dar la cara
to have a puzzled expression on one's face
tener un semblante preocupado
to keep a smile on one's face
no perder la sonrisa
to keep a straight face
mantenerse impávido
to laugh in sb's face
reírse en la cara de alguien
to pull a face (at sb)
hacer una mueca (a alguien)
to tell sth to sb's face
decir algo a la cara de alguien
her face was a picture Brit
había que ver la cara que puso

2. face:

face (front) of building
fachada f
face of coin
cara f
face (of clock)
esfera f
face (of clock)
carátula f Méx
face of mountain
pared f

3. face (respect, honour):

face
prestigio m
to lose face
desprestigiarse
to save face
guardar las apariencias

Expressões:

to have a face like thunder
tener una cara de pocos amigos
to put a brave face on sth
poner al mal tiempo buena cara
to be brought face to face with sth
tener que enfrentarse a algo
to make a long face
poner cara larga
his face fell when he opened the letter
le mudó el semblante cuando abrió la carta
if your face fits you will get the job Brit coloq
si les caes bien conseguirás el trabajo
to fly in the face of logic/reason
oponerse abiertamente a la lógica/razón
on the face of it
a primera vista

II. face [feɪs] VERBO trans

1. face (turn towards):

face
mirar hacia
to face the audience
volverse hacia el público
please face me when I'm talking to you
por favor, mírame cuando te hablo

2. face (confront):

face
hacer frente a
the two teams will face each other next week
los dos equipos se enfrentarán la próxima semana
to face the facts
enfrentarse a los hechos
to face one's fears/problems
afrontar los miedos/problemas de uno
to be faced with sth
verse frente a algo
I can't face doing that
no me atrevo a hacer eso
we are faced by financial problems
estamos pasando por problemas financieros
she can't face seeing him so soon after their break-up
no podría soportar verlo tan poco tiempo después de romper

3. face ARQUIT:

face
recubrir

4. face MODA:

face
forrar

Expressões:

to face the music coloq
afrontar las consecuencias

III. face [feɪs] VERBO intr

to face towards the street
dar a la calle
about face!
¡media vuelta!

face-to-face [ˌfeɪstəˈfeɪs, americ -t̬ə-] ADV

face-to-face
cara a cara
to come face-to-face with sth/sb
encontrarse frente a frente con algo/alguien
to discuss sth face-to-face with sb
discutir algo con alguien cara a cara

face cream SUBST sem pl

face cream
crema f facial

volte-face [ˌvɒltˈfɑ:s, americ ˌvɑ:ltˈfɑ:s] SUBST

volte-face
cambio m radical (de opinión)
Entrada OpenDict

white-faced ADJ

white-faced
pálido, -a
to be/look white-faced
estar blanco como el papel/como la nieve
Entrada OpenDict

face down VERBO

to face sth down trans
enfrentarse a algo
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
barbilampiño
smooth-faced
cachudo (-a)
long-faced
no Dicionário PONS
inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol

hatchet-faced ADJ

hatchet-faced
de cara chupada

two-faced ADJ pej

two-faced
falso, -a
two-faced
falluto, -a RioPr

I. face [feɪs] SUBST

1. face a. ANAT:

face
cara f
a happy/sad face
una cara de felicidad/de tristeza
a smiling face
un rostro sonriente
to dare (to) show one's face
atreverse a dar la cara
to have a puzzled expression on one's face
tener un semblante preocupado
to keep a smile on one's face
no perder la sonrisa
to keep a straight face
mantenerse impávido
to laugh in sb's face
reírse en la cara de alguien
to make a face (at sb)
hacer una mueca (a alguien)
to tell sth to sb's face
decir algo a la cara de alguien
you should have seen her face
tenías que haber visto la cara que puso

2. face:

face (front) of building
fachada f
face of coin
cara f
face (of clock)
esfera f
face (of clock)
carátula f Méx
face of mountain
pared f

3. face (respect, honor):

face
prestigio m
to lose face
desprestigiarse
to save face
guardar las apariencias

Expressões:

to put a brave face on sth
poner al mal tiempo buena cara
to be brought face to face with sth
tener que enfrentarse a algo
to make a long face
poner cara larga
his face fell when he opened the letter
le mudó el semblante cuando abrió la carta
to fly in the face of logic/reason
oponerse abiertamente a la lógica/razón
on the face of it
a primera vista

II. face [feɪs] VERBO trans

1. face (turn towards):

face
mirar hacia
to face the audience
volverse hacia el público
please face me when I'm talking to you
por favor, mírame cuando te hablo

2. face (confront):

face
hacer frente a
the two teams will face each other next week
los dos equipos se enfrentarán la próxima semana
to face the facts
enfrentarse a los hechos
to face one's fears/problems
afrontar los miedos/problemas de uno
to be faced with sth
verse frente a algo
I can't face doing that
no me atrevo a hacer eso
we are faced with financial problems
estamos pasando por problemas financieros
she can't face seeing him so soon after their breakup
no podría soportar verlo tan poco tiempo después de romper

3. face ARQUIT:

face
recubrir

4. face MODA:

face
forrar

Expressões:

to face the music coloq
afrontar las consecuencias

III. face [feɪs] VERBO intr

to face towards the street
dar a la calle
about face!
¡media vuelta!

face to face [ˌfeɪs·tə·ˈfeɪs] ADV

face to face
cara a cara
to come face to face with sth/sb
encontrarse frente a frente con algo/alguien
to discuss sth face to face with sb
discutir algo con alguien cara a cara

rock face SUBST

rock face
pared f rocosa

volte-face [ˌvɔlt·ˈfas] SUBST

volte-face
cambio m radical (de opinión)

about-face SUBST

1. about-face MILITAR:

about-face
media vuelta f

2. about-face:

about-face on opinion
cambio m drástico de opinión
about-face in position
cambio m drástico de postura

clock face SUBST

clock face
esfera f del reloj

face powder SUBST

face powder
polvos m pl (para la cara)
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
cachudo (-a)
long-faced

Vocabulário Técnico da Refrigeração GEA

junta del eje
axial face seal
Present
Iface
youface
he/she/itfaces
weface
youface
theyface
Past
Ifaced
youfaced
he/she/itfaced
wefaced
youfaced
theyfaced
Present Perfect
Ihavefaced
youhavefaced
he/she/ithasfaced
wehavefaced
youhavefaced
theyhavefaced
Past Perfect
Ihadfaced
youhadfaced
he/she/ithadfaced
wehadfaced
youhadfaced
theyhadfaced
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Exemplos do Dicionário PONS (verificados pela redação)

to come face-to-face with sth/sb
encontrarse frente a frente con algo/alguien
to discuss sth face-to-face with sb
discutir algo con alguien cara a cara
to be faced with a challenge
enfrentarse a un reto
to keep a smile on one's face
no perder la sonrisa
to be brought face to face with sth
tener que enfrentarse a algo
to be faced with sth
verse frente a algo
we are faced by financial problems
estamos pasando por problemas financieros
to be unshrinking in the face of sth
quedarse impávido ante algo
plantarse ante algo
to stand firm in the face of sth
ocultar la cara entre [o con] las manos
to cover one's face with one's hands

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

He tried to remain stony-faced but the camera saw his rising emotion.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Unlike their often lovey dovey appearance on the red carpet, the couple looked stony-faced on their weekend stroll and weren't holding hands or linking arms.
www.irishmirror.ie
Other soldiers appear stony-faced serious in their photos.
www.thestar.com
His stony-faced glare of a celebration was response not just to ritual booing and arm-waving, but the very visible use of a laser pen.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Dressed in a dark suit and wearing a goatee beard, he remained stony-faced as he was sentenced.
www.telegraph.co.uk

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