1. Face in English is pronounced [feɪs].
2. Basic interpretations include: countenance; surface; face; aspect.
3. The past participle of face is faced, and the third person singular is faces.
4. Examples of usage:
- He kept a straight face.
- He pulled along a face. (Expressionless face)
5. Happy face? Sad face? Sleepy face? Anybody doing that?
6. I give you face, you do not want face, I turn my face. (You do not appreciate the respect shown, hence I withdraw my courtesy.)
7. I give you face, you do not want face, you lose face, I turn my face!
8. Place mask onto face, gently press mask onto face until it fits the face.
9. I give you face, you do not wanna face, you lose your face, I turn my face.
10. Collagen face film can be divided into seaweed collagen face masks, ossein face films, etc.
11. But the present, her face actually completely changed, turned the black face from a white face.
12. Face film experiences the effect of being comparatively soft and agreeable; my face is small, the face mask is still too big.
13. Face the past with the least lamentation, face the present with the least waste and with the most dreams for the future.
