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Significados de "face to face" en diccionario español inglés : 36 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
face to face cara a cara [adv]
General
face to face vis a vis [adv]
face to face frente a frente [adv]
face to face presente [adj]
face to face barba a barba [adv]
face to face facha a facha [adv]
face to face face to face (inglés) [adv] PECL
face to face face to face (inglés) [adv] COrare
face to face chamba a chamba [adv] DO
Idioms
face to face barba a barba [adv]
face to face facha a facha [adv]
face to face frente a frente [adv]
face to face de persona a persona [adv]
face to face de silla a silla [adv]
face to face vis a vis [adv]
face to face hablar en pasta [v] HN
face to face penca a penca [adv] HN
face to face pico a pico [adv] HNDOPR
face to face faz a faz [adv] rare
face to face pito a pito [adv] DO
face to face reata a reata [adv] HN
face to face de punta [adv] CLUY
face to face rostro a rostro [adv] rare
Phrases
face to face rostro a rostro
face to face cara a cara
face to face frente a frente
face to face vis a vis
Colloquial
face to face de silla a silla
face to face de frontón [adv] BO
face to face de frontacho [adv] BO
face to face de frontera [adv] BO
Slang
face to face verga a verga [adv] HNNI
Law
face to face cara a cara
Ceramic
face to face cara con cara
Arts
face to face afrontado (heráldica) [adj]
face to face afrontada (heráldica) [adj/f]

Significados de "face to face" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 150 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
face to face (meeting) vis a vis [m]
face up to acarar [v]
face up to hacer cara a [v]
bring face to face carear [v]
face up to encarar [v]
face up to enfrentarse [v]
face up to plantar cara a [v]
face up to hacer frente a [v]
face up to afrontar [v]
face-to-face presencial [adj]
face-to-face meeting careo [m]
slap to the face lapo [m]
face-to-face presencial [adj]
bring face to face acarar [v]
face up to acarar [v]
talk face to face acarear [v]
meet face to face acarear [v]
face up to acarear [v]
face up to apechar [v]
face up to apencar [v]
face up to arrostrar [v]
meet face to face carearse [v]
talk face to face carearse [v]
throw dice in a way to make them land on a certain face cargar [v]
conceal one's face covering up to the nose or eyes embozarse [v]
bring face to face encarar [v]
be brought face to face encararse [v]
bring face to face encuadrar [v]
use a milling machine to face refrentar [v]
act of lying face down with arms to the sides planking [m]
face-to-face class clase presencial [f]
pertaining to the jaw and face maxilofacial [adj]
face-to-face faz a faz [adj]
put face to face enfrentar [v]
put oneself face to face with encararse con [v]
face up to desafiar [v]
(one's face) to wrinkle arrugársele a alguien (la cara) [v]
(one's face) to glow coger color (en la cara) [v]
(one's face) to wrinkle salirle arrugas a alguien (en la cara) [v]
face up to confrontar [v]
bring face to face confrontar [v]
bring face-to-face carear [v]
say something to someone's face decir algo a alguien en su cara [v]
come face to face encontrarse cara a cara [v]
talk face to face hablar frente a frente [v]
one's face to go white quedarse pálido [v]
one's face to go white palidecer [v]
face up to pechar con [v]
face up to contrastar a [v]
face up to contrastar con [v]
face up to contrastar contra [v]
say (something) to (someone's) face decir algo en la cara de alguien [v]
face-to-face lessons clases presenciales [f/pl]
face-to-face classes clases presenciales [f/pl]
come face to face encontrarse de frente
compromise to save one's face bienparecer [m]
meeting/bringing face to face careo [m]
applying paint and cosmetics to the face emplastamiento [m]
applying paint and cosmetics to the face emplastadura [f]
belonging to the face facial [adj]
fight face to face arropiero [v]
come face to face carearse [v]
laugh at one to his face reírsele a uno en las barbas [v]
laugh at one to his face reírsele a alguien en la cara [v]
competition of folkloric dances in which two people or groups dance face to face atipanacuy [m] PE
a mining tool, sometimes made from wood (used to insert explosives into the mine face) atracador [m] AR:W
open handed slap to the face cachetazo [m] GTCRPRCOECBOCLPYARUY
series of slaps to the face with an open hand cacheteo [m] HNSVNIPACOARUYCL
open handed slap to the face cachuchazo [m] CLcult
open handed slap to the face cachuchazo [m] VE
contagious disease characterized by eruptions on the face, hands, feet, and genitals of fungal excrescences similar to white or red raspberries susceptible to ulcerating cuchipe [m] PE
tassel used to powder the face cisne [m] ARUY
slap to the face with an open hand fla [m] NIBO
slap to the face lacanazo [m] BO:C,W
slap to the face lacazo [m] BO:C,W
slap to the face lakazo [m] BO:W,C
blow to the face mosquete [m] HNrur.
mallet or stick used to incite the fighter cock in the face-off rabo de ardilla [m] PR
mask to cover the lower face barbijo [m] BOAR
slap to the face jetazo [m] HNES
open handed slap to the face cacheteada [f] PAPEBO
series of slaps to the face with an open hand cacheteada [f] GTCOECARUY
series of slaps to the face with an open hand cachetiza [f] MX
face-to-face criticism cantada [f] HN
slap to the face ganchada [f] GTSVrur.
slap to the face pechugonada [f] PAderog.
punches to the face sopapeada [f] MXGTNIBOARUY
slap to the face voladora [f] GT
devoted to conservative catholic tradition in the face of change or innovation (person) curuchupa (del quechua) [m/f] EC
willing to face a situation amolado [adj] VE
devoted to conservative catholic tradition in the face of change or innovation (person) curuchupa (del quechua) [adj] EC
delicate and difficult to face or resolve canijo [adj] MXNI
relating to a carnival group of black people and white people in black face dancing to the beat of tabors lubolo [adj] UY
hard to face maleán [adj] PE
look someone in the face (to guess their intentions and thoughts) semblantear [v] CAMMX
avoid a difficulty not to face it culipandear [v] CUVE
manage to face and avoid difficulties campanearse [v] PY
disfigure one's face due to illness or fatigue halar [v] CUDO
(cockfighting) toughen up the skin on the face of the fighter cock to protect it from its opponent's pecks curtir [v] PR
(cockfighting) to train the fighter cock by putting it face to face with its opponent that will be the chato during the competition chatear (del inglés) [v] PR
put face to face two fighter cocks that have stopped fighting due to fatigue or wounds in order to continue the fight or decide the winner carear [v] DOPRBO
have a disfigured face due to illness or fatigue halarse (francés) [v] CUDOPR
have a disfigured face due to illness or fatigue jalarse [v] PR
face up to something with great difficulty machucarse [v] CL
speak face to face semblantear [v] HNrur.
face up to afrontar [v] disused
to a person's face a sus barbas [adv] fig.
strange items stuck to one's face micos (cuma) [m/pl] HNNI
Idioms
come face to face with someone enfrentarse con alguien [v]
come face to face with someone encontrarse cara a cara con alguien [v]
cut off nose to spite face tirar piedras a su propio tejado [v]
cut off nose to spite face castigarse a uno mismo en el intento de castigar a otro [v]
cut off one's nose to spite one's face tirar piedras al tejado propio [v]
cut off one's nose to spite one's face escupir al cielo [v]
cut off one's nose to spite one's face castigarse a uno mismo en el intento de castigar a otro [v]
cut off one's nose to spite one's face escupir contra el viento [v]
cut off one's nose to spite one's face orinar contra el viento [v]
cut off one's nose to spite one's face quemar la colcha para matar las pulgas [v]
cut off one's nose to spite one's face castigarse a uno mismo [v]
cut off one's nose to spite one's face hacerse daño a sí mismo al intentar mejorar algo [v]
cut off one's nose to spite one's face arrancar las viñas propias [v]
cut off your nose to spite your face tirar piedras a tu propio tejado [v]
cut off your nose to spite your face castigarte a ti mismo en el intento de castigar a otro [v]
face up to dar la cara [v]
face up to plantar cara [v]
face up to encarar a [v]
face up to afrontar a [v]
cut off one's nose to spite one's face tirar piedras al propio tejado [v]
cut off one's nose to spite one's face tirar piedras contra el propio tejado [v]
cut off one's nose to spite one's face tirar piedras sobre el propio tejado [v]
say something right to one's face decir algo en las barbas de alguien [v]
say something right to one's face decirle algo a alguien a la cara [v]
say something right to someone's face decir algo en las barbas de alguien [v]
tell something to one's face decir algo en las barbas de alguien [v]
say something right to someone's face decirle algo a alguien a la cara [v]
say it to one's face decir algo en las barbas de alguien [v]
say it to one's face decirle algo a alguien a la cara [v]
tell something to one's face decirle a alguien cuántas son tres y dos/dos y dos [v]
tell something to one's face decirle algo a alguien a la cara [v]
say something to someone’s face decir algo en las barbas de alguien [v]
say something to someone’s face decirle algo a alguien a la cara [v]
cut off your nose to spite your face echarse tierra a los ojos [v]
face up to something hacerle huevo a algo [v]
say something right to one's face decirle algo en la cara a alguien [v]
say something right to someone's face decirle algo de manera directa a alguien [v]
say something right to someone's face decirle algo de frente a alguien [v]
say something right to someone's face decirle algo sin rodeos a alguien [v]
say something to someone's face decirle algo en la cara a alguien [v]
face up to someone plantar cara a alguien [v]
have the courage to face a difficult or dangerous situation poner el cascabel al gato [v]