How is the phrase faire face à translated from French to English

En train de s'occuper d'une situation ou d'un problème difficile.

Dealing with a difficult situation or problem.

verb
English translation
facing

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  • L'équipe fait face à une concurrence rude. The team is facing tough competition.

  • Il était assis, tourné vers la fenêtre. He sat facing the window.

  • Face à un tel délai, nous avons travaillé tout le week-end. Facing a deadline like that, we worked all weekend.

  • Les deux maisons sont tournées l'une vers l'autre de part et d'autre de la rue. The two houses are facing each other across the street.

  • À quels problèmes faites-vous face en ce moment ? What problems are you facing right now?

  • Tenez-vous tourné vers le mur et étirez les bras. Stand facing the wall and stretch your arms.

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FAQ about “faire face à”

How is “faire face à” translated from French?
“faire face à” translates into English as “facing”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “faire face à” mean?
Meaning of “faire face à”: En train de s'occuper d'une situation ou d'un problème difficile. In English — “facing”.
What part of speech is “faire face à”?
“faire face à” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “faire face à”?
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