Summary
face {noun}
cadran · figure · face · surface · audace · front · visage · bine · bouille · façade
to face {verb}
faire face à · affronter · être face à · regarder en face
face {noun}
front · head side · heads · face
Synonyms
face: confront · face up · present
face: avers · façade · devanture
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English-French translation for "face"
"face" French translation
face {noun}
The following markings must appear on the instrument face of the control device:
(d) On an indicator with a needle, the distance between the needle and the control device face must not exceed 3 millimetres.
face plate
I experience this as a slap in the face of the Commission and Parliament.
Peacekeeping is today the face of the United Nations and its flagship activity.
Exhibition - Rembrandt and the Face of Jesus 20 April - 18 July 2011.
The dimensions of the face of the certification impactor shall be as specified in Figure 23.
The dimensions of the face of the certification impactor shall be as specified in Figure 24.
Children in the Face of Genocide and Crimes against Humanity (Dinah Shelton, ed.
It is almost a biological phenomenon of society and one that we must face up to.
It is the other face of the progress made by individuals, society and the State.
For example, students with disabilities face multiple issues relating to access.
He has also had to face the obfuscation and delays brought about by the Council.
Malawi believes that terrorism should have no place on the face of the globe.
4.2.1. its striking face is in contact with the foremost part of the vehicle;
Those who exterminated, who eliminated an entire race from the face of the earth?
relating to the position d of the geometric centre of the striking face.
We are duty-bound to eradicate that evil from the face of the Earth, and soon.
Let us seize this opportunity and face the challenges boldly together.
I urge the Commission to face this challenge with political courage.
He was bold enough to expose to the world the true face of terrorism inflicted upon my country.
And the best way to avoid being conservative is to face reality boldly.
On the humanitarian front, Chad continues to face a serious humanitarian crisis.
If there's trouble with the Mufti, let's face it together, as always.
Governments and civil society forged a unity in the face of such stupendous adversity.
They have hardened our resolve to face this menace unitedly.
Spain had chosen to bring its problems in that area into the light and face them head on.
But on that day its face took on particularly odious and murderous features.
He examined my face and hands and wrote a certificate that the police kept.
They injured the detainee's face, near his eye, as well as his arms and legs.
That felt good, to wash my hair and to wash my face, to have a shave, to...
As we all have very sadly learned, the face of HIV/AIDS is a woman's face.
Owing to the narrow width of the buffer zone where the Nunciature is located, its northern face is in the area under the control of the...
to face {verb}
to face [faced|faced] {vb} (also: to contend with, to face down, to face up to, to meet)
He has also had to face the obfuscation and delays brought about by the Council.
Anyone with a grain of backbone would have been able to face up to this threat.
I am sorry that Honourable Members declined to face up to their responsibilities.
However, we need to strengthen their capacity to face just these new challenges.
(c) Kabul may face another flow of refugee returns starting in the spring.
to face [faced|faced] {vb} (also: to cope with, to confront, to pit, to stand up to)
Europe is indeed in a crisis situation, and we have to face this crisis calmly.
All countries, including the industrial nations, needed to face up to that challenge.
We can master it only if we face it together” (press release SG/SM/7262).
Reconciliation and mutual tolerance depend on a willingness to face the past.
No one should have to face a situation of losing a child or any member of their family.
to face [faced|faced] {vb}
The Representative of the Council is quite right to say that we may well face a civil war or perhaps a more widespread Balkan war unless...
to face [faced|faced] {vb}
We did not come here to face the other side with all the seats empty.
At the same time, we must squarely face the challenges on the ground.
“Durban has thus been an opportunity to look our common past in the face.
These are harsh truths, but we would do well to face up to them.
We need to face ourselves, our consciences, our morals and our responsibilities.
face {noun}
I feel that given this scenario, we democrats must present a united front.
The cladding shall be bonded to the front surface of the honeycomb block.
The provinces have decided to form a united front against the federal government.
On the contrary, it is important for Europe to present a united front.
6.1.3.1. its front side is in contact with the aftermost part of the rear side of the cab;
Members over there shake their heads because they do not understand what I am talking about.
Members opposite shake their heads as if they do not understand.
Heads I win; tails you lose: that is how one squares the circle.
Members opposite can shake their heads, but these are facts.
One member over there is counting the heads over here.
Children in the Face of Genocide and Crimes against Humanity (Dinah Shelton, ed.
It is almost a biological phenomenon of society and one that we must face up to.
It is the other face of the progress made by individuals, society and the State.
For example, students with disabilities face multiple issues relating to access.
He has also had to face the obfuscation and delays brought about by the Council.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "face":
© Princeton Universityconfront · face up · present · front · look · expression · aspect · facial expression · boldness · nerve · brass · cheek · human face · font · fount · typeface · case · grimace · side
Synonyms (French) for "face":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "face" in French
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Similar words
fabism · fable · fabled · fabric · fabrication · fabrics · fabulist · fabulous · fabulously · façade · face · face-ache · face-down · face-lift · face-saving · face-up · face-value · facecloth · faceless · facer · faces
Even more translations in the English-French dictionary by bab.la.