faced

• Descreve algo que tem face ou determinado tipo de face, superfície ou revestimento. Em compostos, indica o tipo de face, expressão ou revestimento que algo possui.

Describes something that has a face or a surface treatment of a specified kind.

1. Having a specific type of faceB2formal

   Describes someone or something that has a face of a particular kind, often used in combination with another word.

   Que tem um determinado tipo de rosto

   • The baby was a sweet-faced child.
   • He is a round-faced man with a kind smile.
   • The building was a glass-faced structure.

   Sinônimosfeaturedvisaged

• Verbo usado para indicar o ato de encarar ou lidar com uma situação difícil, ou de estar voltado para determinada direção.

A verb used to indicate the act of confronting or dealing with a difficult situation, or positioning oneself towards something.

1. To confront or deal withB1formal

   To deal with a difficult situation or problem directly.

   Enfrentar

   • She had to face her fears of public speaking.
   • The company is facing financial difficulties.
   • He faced the challenge with determination.

   Sinônimosaddressbraveconfrontencounterhandlemeetopposetacklewithstand

   Antônimosavoiddodgeevadeshirksidestep

2. To be positioned towardsA2formal

   To have the front or face directed towards someone or something.

   Estar voltado para

   • The house faces the ocean.
   • Please face the front of the room.
   • The two buildings face each other across the street.

   Sinônimosfrontlook out onoverlook

   Antônimosavertbackturn away

3. To accept the truthB1informal

   To accept that something is true and deal with it.

   Encarar

   • You need to face the fact that you made a mistake.
   • Let's face it, we're lost.
   • He finally faced the reality of the situation.

   Sinônimosacceptacknowledgeconfronthandle

Variantes phrasalface offface up