face to face in Russian
face to face in Russian is лицо́м к лицу́, с гла́зу на́ глаз, тет-а-те́т — 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 Russian
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."
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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Frequently asked questions
What is "face to face" in Russian?
"face to face" in Russian is лицо́м к лицу́, с гла́зу на́ глаз, тет-а-те́т. 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 pronounce лицо́м к лицу́?
"face to face" in Russian is лицо́м к лицу́, pronounced "litsom k litsu".
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 Russian, "face to face" is лицо́м к лицу́, с гла́зу на́ глаз, тет-а-те́т.
Are there other ways to say "face to face" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "face to face": лицо́м к лицу́, с гла́зу на́ глаз, тет-а-те́т.
