Definition of face-to-face in English:

face-to-face

adverb & adjective ˌfeɪstəˈfeɪs

1(of two people) close together and facing each other.
as adjective a face-to-face conversation
as adverb the two men stood face-to-face
Example sentencesExamples
- Denise stared miserably at the screen, wishing it could be a face-to-face conversation.
- The site then sets up face-to-face meetings for those individuals to get together.
- It is amazing how a quick face-to-face meeting or conversation can lead to great things down the road.
- The groups consisted of three people, some operating face-to-face, some operating online.
- Now, he hoped, technology could help people meet each other and build real face-to-face ties with people.
- As a society, we are becoming less adept at talking face-to-face and conversational skills are suffering.
- Unlike the phone, or a face-to-face conversation, you don't need to answer right away on the internet.
- Who knows, if we all set up a web cam we will actually be able to sit down in our respective homes and have a face-to-face conversation.
- With no time for face-to-face friendships she relies on e-mail.
- Already we've reduced the amount of face-to-face contact in most institutions.
- I only wish I could sit down with each person, face-to-face, and do these questions.
- The on-screen conversations soon led to face-to-face meetings and social events.
- In this age of Internet, families still prefer face-to-face interaction.
- Their face-to-face meeting during their weeks together developed into love.
- I'm just as neurotic in written conversations as I am in face-to-face ones.
- Frankly, I'm pretty much as honest in face-to-face conversations, but not always.
- Although smallpox can be spread by air currents, close face-to-face contact is far more effective.
- In the office, emails and instant messaging are sending face-to-face meetings into extinction.
- Council employees are being asked to pick up the telephone instead, or even engage in face-to-face conversations.
- It was no ordinary bus tour, but one that would bring him face-to-face with fans who had won a contest to be there with him.
Synonyms
stand up to, outface, cow, overawe, intimidate, browbeat, confront, beard, outstare, stare down, stare out, defy
1. 1.1as adverb In direct confrontation.
  he brings his readers face-to-face with situations they would rather not confront
  Example sentencesExamples
  However, second generation migrants are brought face-to-face with the hypocrisies in any society.
  The two have a little face-to-face, before the referee coolly calms the situation.
  He has already spent the equivalent of six years travelling and his adventures have brought him face-to-face with many challenges.
  While the series was conceived as a way to bring Americans face-to-face with the reality of death, it did lose something of its impact as the show wore on.
  I'd far rather go down in a face-to-face challenge, not after some insidious little campaign of back-biting.
  Synonyms
  face to face, personally, in person, without an intermediary, at first hand, head on, direct, man to man

单词	face-to-face
释义	Definition of face-to-face in English: face-to-face adverb & adjective ˌfeɪstəˈfeɪs 1(of two people) close together and facing each other. as adjective a face-to-face conversation as adverb the two men stood face-to-face Example sentencesExamples Denise stared miserably at the screen, wishing it could be a face-to-face conversation. The site then sets up face-to-face meetings for those individuals to get together. It is amazing how a quick face-to-face meeting or conversation can lead to great things down the road. The groups consisted of three people, some operating face-to-face, some operating online. Now, he hoped, technology could help people meet each other and build real face-to-face ties with people. As a society, we are becoming less adept at talking face-to-face and conversational skills are suffering. Unlike the phone, or a face-to-face conversation, you don't need to answer right away on the internet. Who knows, if we all set up a web cam we will actually be able to sit down in our respective homes and have a face-to-face conversation. With no time for face-to-face friendships she relies on e-mail. Already we've reduced the amount of face-to-face contact in most institutions. I only wish I could sit down with each person, face-to-face, and do these questions. The on-screen conversations soon led to face-to-face meetings and social events. In this age of Internet, families still prefer face-to-face interaction. Their face-to-face meeting during their weeks together developed into love. I'm just as neurotic in written conversations as I am in face-to-face ones. Frankly, I'm pretty much as honest in face-to-face conversations, but not always. Although smallpox can be spread by air currents, close face-to-face contact is far more effective. In the office, emails and instant messaging are sending face-to-face meetings into extinction. Council employees are being asked to pick up the telephone instead, or even engage in face-to-face conversations. It was no ordinary bus tour, but one that would bring him face-to-face with fans who had won a contest to be there with him. Synonyms stand up to, outface, cow, overawe, intimidate, browbeat, confront, beard, outstare, stare down, stare out, defy 1.1as adverb In direct confrontation. he brings his readers face-to-face with situations they would rather not confront Example sentencesExamples However, second generation migrants are brought face-to-face with the hypocrisies in any society. The two have a little face-to-face, before the referee coolly calms the situation. He has already spent the equivalent of six years travelling and his adventures have brought him face-to-face with many challenges. While the series was conceived as a way to bring Americans face-to-face with the reality of death, it did lose something of its impact as the show wore on. I'd far rather go down in a face-to-face challenge, not after some insidious little campaign of back-biting. Synonyms face to face, personally, in person, without an intermediary, at first hand, head on, direct, man to man
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