face to face in Portuguese
face to face in Portuguese is cara a cara, face a face, pessoalmente — face to face means taking place in person, with the people involved physically present rather than connecting by phone, video or message.
face to face in Portuguese
cara a cara
In person; directly; in the physical presence of somebody.
face a face
In person; directly; in the physical presence of somebody.
pessoalmente
In person; directly; in the physical presence of somebody.
cara-a-cara
In one another's presence.
What does "face to face" mean?
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adjective Taking place in person, with the people involved physically present rather than connecting by phone, video or message.
"We'd rather have a face-to-face meeting than another video call."
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adverb In person, or directly facing each other.
"We finally met face to face after two years of emails."
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adverb Confronted directly with something difficult or unavoidable; used with 'come' or 'be brought'.
"On the ward you come face to face with what the illness really does."
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face to face in a sentence
- We'd rather have a face-to-face meeting than another video call.
- The course mixes online modules with face-to-face teaching.
- We finally met face to face after two years of emails.
- They sat down face to face and settled it.
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What is "face to face" in Portuguese?
"face to face" in Portuguese is cara a cara, face a face, pessoalmente. face to face means: Taking place in person, with the people involved physically present rather than connecting by phone, video or message.
How do you use "face to face" in a sentence?
Example: "We'd rather have a face-to-face meeting than another video call." In Portuguese, "face to face" is cara a cara, face a face, pessoalmente.
Are there other ways to say "face to face" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 4 translations listed for "face to face": cara a cara, face a face, pessoalmente, cara-a-cara.
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