Resumen
face {sustantivo}
gesto · cara · rostro
to face {verbo}
aceptar · enfrentarse · arrostrar · acarar · refrentar · enfrentar
Resultados del foro
Traducción Inglés-Español para "face"
"face" en español
face {sustantivo}
Even if, as proposed, aid is increased, it is just crumbs, a philanthropic gesture, in the face of the real needs of developing countries.
Thirdly, the necessary modernization of the systems to face the new challenges.
The historic unity of all its peoples was restored in the face of a common destiny.
We should perhaps modify this generalisation: poverty has a child’ s face.
Sustainable development not only needs flesh and blood, but indeed a face.
Send a video message or chat face to face with friends, wherever they are.
I am delighted that we have been able to show the human face of European politics.
I say to the members of the Commission and Council, in Sarajevo let us give it a face!
before Him, with others, in the world, with a face which reflects the same
this person the face of Christ and repeating, as if almost face to face: "I
Europe does not just need an economic face, it also needs a human face.
to face {verbo}
to face [faced|faced] {vb} (también: to agree, to deal with, to recognise, to accept)
The second challenge that we must face is directly related to what I have just said.
To accept this argument would be to fly in the face of conservation policy.
At this moment, the Commission has set its face against accepting this amendment.
We must now prove that we are prepared to face the challenge.
We must face up to all these expenses with great energy and we must not accept their being sacrificed.
to face [faced|faced] {vb}
In the end the whole of European society would face the consequences.
And the best way to avoid being conservative is to face reality boldly.
However, no country can face the consequences of the pandemic alone.
This is the reality that a Roma woman must face every day in the Europe of the twenty-five.
Then, the Socialists opted for party considerations, evasion and cowardliness in the face of the Council.
to face [faced|faced] {vb} (también: to confront, to tolerate)
I am sorry that Honourable Members declined to face up to their responsibilities.
I believe Mrs Randzio-Plath mentioned that the European aerospace industry now has to face three main challenges, the first of which is due
One college in the East Midlands has been faced with the loss of£156, 000 of grant.
to face [faced|faced] {vb} (también: to bring face to face)
to bring face to face
to face [faced|faced] {vb} [constr.] (también: facing)
to face [faced|faced] {v.t.} (también: to confront, to set at odds, to bring face to face)
The interesting contribution by Commissioner Prodi confirmed the challenges we face.
To face such a challenge properly we need to try to propose remedies of all types.
We have a very great task here, which we must finally face up to.
That is the problem that will face us during the next few years.
Mr President, today the European Parliament must face up to real responsibilities.
Sinónimos
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "face":
© Princeton Universityconfront · face up · present · front · look · expression · aspect · facial expression · boldness · nerve · brass · cheek · human face · font · fount · typeface · case · grimace · side
Ejemplos de uso
Ejemplos de uso para "face" en Español
Resultados del foro
"face" en español - Resultados en el foro
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