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1 face
[fas]Nom féminin face femininofaire face à (être devant) ficar em frente a(affronter) fazer frente ade face de frenteen face (de) em frente (a)face à face cara a cara* * *face fas]nome femininorosto m.face largerosto largotomber face contre terrecair de frentefrentela face cachée de la lunea face escondida da luaângulo m.examiner la situation sous toutes ses facesexaminar a situação sob todos os ângulos◆ de facede frente◆ en faceperanteem frente defrente a frentefazer frente a, proverdar meia volta, voltar costasatirar à caracara ou coroasalvar as aparências -
2 face
[fas]Nom féminin face femininofaire face à (être devant) ficar em frente a(affronter) fazer frente ade face de frenteen face (de) em frente (a)face à face cara a cara* * *[fas]Nom féminin face femininofaire face à (être devant) ficar em frente a(affronter) fazer frente ade face de frenteen face (de) em frente (a)face à face cara a cara -
3 face-à-face
[fasafas]Nom masculin invariable frente a frente masculino* * *face-à-face fasamɛ̃]nome masculino(debate) face a facefrente a frente -
4 face-à-face
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5 face\ to\ face
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6 face
face, semblante, rostoto face:fazer frente a, encarar -
7 face amount
face a.mount[f'eis əmaunt] n Com valor nominal. -
8 face care
face care[f'eis kɛə] n limpeza de pele. -
9 face fly
face fly[f'eis flai] n espécie de mosca comum na Europa e nos EUA. -
10 face plate
face plate[f'eis pleit] n Tech chapa universal de torno. -
11 face powder
face pow.der[f'eis paudə] n pó-de-arroz, pó facial (cosmética). -
12 face validity
face val.id.i.ty[feis vəl'iditi] n Tech validade aparente. -
13 face wheel
face wheel[f'eis wi:l] n Tech coroa dentada. -
14 face-ache
face-ache[f'eis eik] n nevralgia facial. -
15 face-brick
face-brick[f'eis brik] n tijolo de paramento. -
16 face-card
face-card[f'eis ka:d] n carta de baralho com figuras (rei, valete ou dama). -
17 face-chuck
face-chuck[f'eis tʃ∧k] n Tech chapa universal de torno. -
18 face-cloth
face-cloth[f'eis klɔθ] n pano de rosto. -
19 face-cream
face-cream[f'eiskri:m] n creme facial. -
20 face-grinding
face-grind.ing[f'eis graindiŋ] n retificação de superfícies planas.
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