face-to-face

• 形容交流或互动是面对面、亲身在场的，而不是通过远程或虚拟方式进行的。

Describes interaction or communication that occurs in the physical presence of others, as opposed to remotely or virtually.

1. In each other's presenceA2formal

   Describing a meeting or interaction where people are physically present with one another.

   面对面

   • They had a face-to-face meeting to resolve the conflict.
   • Face-to-face communication is often more effective than email.
   • The interview was conducted face-to-face in the office.

   同义词directin-personpersonal

• 副词，表示亲自、当面、直接在场，而不是远程交流。形容两个或多个人身处同一地点进行互动。

An adverb meaning 'in person' or 'directly with someone present.' It describes an interaction where two or more people are physically together rather than communicating remotely.

1. In each other's presenceA2formal

   Being physically present with someone, not communicating through technology.

   面对面

   • We need to discuss this face-to-face.
   • She prefers to meet face-to-face rather than over the phone.
   • They resolved the argument after talking face-to-face.

   同义词in personin the fleshpersonally

2. Directly facing each otherA2formal

   Positioned so that two people or things are looking directly at one another.

   面对面

   • The two opponents stood face-to-face in the ring.
   • They sat face-to-face at the small table.
   • The mirrors were placed face-to-face, creating an infinite reflection.

   同义词in personone-on-onevis-à-vis