How is the word visages translated from French to English

Parties avant des têtes de plusieurs personnes.

The front parts of people's heads.

noun
English translation
faces

Examples with “visages”

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  • J'ai vu beaucoup de visages familiers dans la foule. I saw many familiar faces in the crowd.

  • L'entreprise affronte une concurrence sérieuse. The company faces serious competition.

  • Leurs visages se sont éclairés à l'arrivée du gâteau. Their faces lit up when the cake arrived.

  • Mon frère affronte un choix difficile au sujet du déménagement. My brother faces a tough choice about moving.

  • Pourquoi tous les visages de cette photo sont-ils flous ? Why are all the faces in this photo blurry?

  • Quelle équipe affronte la plus grosse reconstruction cette saison ? Which team faces the biggest rebuild this season?

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FAQ about “visages”

How is “visages” translated from French?
“visages” translates into English as “faces”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “visages” mean?
Meaning of “visages”: Parties avant des têtes de plusieurs personnes. In English — “faces”.
What part of speech is “visages”?
“visages” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “visages”?
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