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B1  face  yüzünü dönmek, yönüne bakmakyüzleşmek, yüz yüze gelmek,,
karşılaşmak, göze almak

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verb  /feɪs   / verb [transitive] face (verb)
 /feɪs  
/ verb [transitive]
 
1 to
have your face or front pointing towards sb/sth or in a particular direction
yüzünü
dönmek, yönüne bakmak
 The garden faces south.
 Can you all face the front, please?
 Turn round and face the camera.
 2 to
need attention or action from sb
ilgisini
beklemek, karşısında durmak
 There are several problems facing the
government.
 We are faced with (karşı
karşıya kaldık) a difficult decision.
 3 to
have to deal with sth unpleasant; to deal with sb in a difficult situation
yüzleşmek, yüz
yüze gelmek, karşılaşmak; 
göze
almak; 
bakacak
yüzü olmak
 They faced a lot of problems when they
moved house.
 I can't face another argument.
 He couldn't face going to work yesterday –
he felt too ill.
 I didn't know how to face my mother after
I'd crashed her car.
IDIOM
let's
face it
(informal)
we must accept it as
true
gerçekçi
olalım ki, kabul etmeliyiz ki
 Let's face it, we can't afford a holiday
this year.
PHRASAL VERB
face
up to sth
to accept a difficult
or unpleasant situation and do sth about it
kabullenmek
 She had to face up to the fact that she was
wrong.

Level	B1
Kind	verb
Front	face
IPA	/feɪs / verb [transitive]
Back	yüzünü dönmek, yönüne bakmak yüzleşmek, yüz yüze gelmek,, karşılaşmak, göze almak
Back 2	face (verb) /feɪs / verb [transitive] 1 to have your face or front pointing towards sb/sth or in a particular direction yüzünü dönmek, yönüne bakmak The garden faces south. Can you all face the front, please? Turn round and face the camera. 2 to need attention or action from sb ilgisini beklemek, karşısında durmak There are several problems facing the government. We are faced with (karşı karşıya kaldık) a difficult decision. 3 to have to deal with sth unpleasant; to deal with sb in a difficult situation yüzleşmek, yüz yüze gelmek, karşılaşmak; göze almak; bakacak yüzü olmak They faced a lot of problems when they moved house. I can't face another argument. He couldn't face going to work yesterday – he felt too ill. I didn't know how to face my mother after I'd crashed her car. IDIOM let's face it (informal) we must accept it as true gerçekçi olalım ki, kabul etmeliyiz ki Let's face it, we can't afford a holiday this year. PHRASAL VERB face up to sth to accept a difficult or unpleasant situation and do sth about it kabullenmek She had to face up to the fact that she was wrong.

Face Verb Difficult Sth /Feɪs Transitive Yüzünü Dönmek

face (verb)