face2
/feɪs/ [faced, facing]Translation
v [t]
→ to face up to sthVéase tb: let's face it›
⇨ estar orientado,da a
⇨ dar a
Our house faces the market Nuestra casa da al mercado
›
⇨ enfrentar(se)
⇨ afrontar
to face a problem afrontar un problema
›
⇨ asumir
⇨ aceptar
can't face {sth/doing sth}
⇨ no soportar la idea
I just can't face going to the gym today No soporto la idea de ir al gimnasio hoy
⇨ no tener fuerzas para algo
to face the music
⇨ afrontar una situación y recibir las críticas o el castigo que vengan
(Definition of face v from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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