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BBC Learning English
3 phrases with 'face'
Can('t) face something
If you can't face something, you don't want something or don't want to do something.
Can('t) face something
If you can't face something, you don't want something or don't want to do something.
School is awful at the moment! I can't face it today!
It was so cold, we couldn't face going outside.
Face up to something
It was so cold, we couldn't face going outside.
Face up to something
If you face up to something, you think about or confront something difficult.
You need to face up to your fear of exams if you want to pass the course.
When will you face up to the fact that you need to get a better job?
Face the music
If you face the music, you accept the negative results of past actions.
I forgot to do my homework. Now I have to tell the teacher and face the music.
The criminal decided to face the music and surrendered to the police.
You need to face up to your fear of exams if you want to pass the course.
When will you face up to the fact that you need to get a better job?
Face the music
If you face the music, you accept the negative results of past actions.
I forgot to do my homework. Now I have to tell the teacher and face the music.
The criminal decided to face the music and surrendered to the police.
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