face russian
лицо́
face
person, individual
entity, party
right side, front side
person (grammatical), point of view
face, image, public profile
гляде́ть
to look, to gaze, to peer, to glance
to look after, to keep an eye on, to watch over
to face, to look out onto, to give onto
to look like, to look, to appear
to show, to peep out, to be visible
выходи́ть
to go out, to come out, to leave
to get off, to get out
to be published, to come out, to appear
to marry, to get married
to face, to look out onto, to open onto
to be used up, to run out
выраже́ние
expression, utterance, voicing
expression, look (on the face)
phrase, expression, saying
watchword, slogan
фигу́ра
figure, picture-card, face-card, court-card
проче́сть
to read, to read through
to recite, to read out, to deliver (a lecture)
to read (in someone's face), to discern
мо́рда
muzzle, snout
mug, face
предстоя́ть
to lie ahead, to be in store (for someone), to be imminent, to face (something)
to stand before (someone), to stand in the presence of
покрасне́ть
to redden, to become red, to flush, to turn red in the face
ро́жа
mug, ugly face, face
erysipelas, St. Anthony's fire
столкну́ться
to collide, to crash into each other
to encounter, to face, to run into, to come up against
to bump into (someone), to run into (someone), to come across (someone)
помо́рщиться
to wince, to make a face, to grimace
to pucker, to wrinkle up
вы́ложить
to post (online), to upload, to publish
to lay out, to spread out, to put out
to take out (and put down), to unpack
to line (with), to face (with), to pave (with)
to shell out, to fork out, to pay (a large sum)
грань
border, verge, brink, boundary
facet, face, side
ста́лкиваться
to collide, to crash into each other, to bump into each other
to run into (someone), to bump into (someone), to come across
to face (a problem), to encounter, to be confronted with
красне́ть
to redden, to become red, to flush, to turn red in the face
уткну́ться
to bury (one's face), to press (one's face) into, to hide (one's face)
to bury oneself (in a book), to be engrossed (in), to stick one's nose (into)
to run into, to come to a dead end, to be stopped (by an obstacle)
мо́рщиться
to wince, to grimace, to screw up one's face, to frown
to wrinkle, to crease, to pucker
ли́чико
face
лик
face, countenance, visage
image, depicted face
appearance, aspect
choir, church choir
host, company, band
rejoicing, jubilation
выкла́дывать
to lay out, to spread out, to set out
to post (online), to upload
to take out, to unpack
to line (with tiles), to face, to pave
to shell out, to fork out
смо́рщиться
to make a wry face, to wince, to screw up one's face, to wrinkle up (one's face)
to shrivel, to shrink, to become wrinkled
обложи́ть
to tax, to levy (a tax on), to impose (a tax)
to surround, to encircle, to besiege
to cover all over, to overcast, to coat
to lay around, to pack around, to put around
to face (with tiles), to line, to revet
to swear at, to curse out, to give a mouthful
пощёчина
slap in the face, slap
slap in the face, affront, insult
ничко́м
face down toward the ground (adv)
осу́нуться
to lose a lot of weight (in the face usually)
цифербла́т
clock face, (clock) dial
dial plate, scale plate
раскрасне́ться
to get red in the face, to redden, to flush, to blush
скрои́ть
to cut out, to cut (fabric)
to make (a face), to pull (a face), to put on (an expression)
to be built, to be made
скриви́ться
to make a wry face, to grimace, to wince
to become crooked, to become bent, to go lopsided
обши́ть
to upholster, to cover, to line
to sheathe, to panel, to plank, to face
to hem, to trim, to edge
мо́рдочка
muzzle (little), snout (little)
little face, cute face, cutie
торе́ц
end face, butt end, narrow side, rear end
wooden paving block, wood-block pavement
забо́й
face, coal face, working face
slaughter, slaughtering
backspace key, backspace
умы́ть
to wash (face or hands), to wash (a person)
to wash away, to rinse off
срез
cut surface, section, cut face
cutting off, cutting, trimming
section, slice
cross-section, slice
лицево́й
facial, of the face
front, outer, right (side of fabric)
personal, individual
разворо́т
U-turn, turn, turning around
turn, rotation, twist
about-face, reversal, U-turn (figurative)
deployment
development, unfolding, full scope
морда́стый
with a large muzzle, with a big, fat face
ко́рчить
to make a face, to make faces, to grimace
to pretend to be, to pose as, to play (the fool)
to convulse, to double up (with pain), to contort
криви́ться
to pull a face, to grimace, to wince, to screw up one's face
to become crooked, to warp, to bend, to go out of shape
о́чный
in-person, face-to-face, on-site, full-time (of study)
eye-, ocular
засия́ть
to begin to shine, to light up, to start to glow
to light up (of eyes or face), to beam
ми́мика
facial expressions, play of features, mimicry (of the face)
оплеу́ха
slap in the face, box on the ear
ско́рчить
to make a face, to pull a face, to grimace, to contort one's face
каза́ть
to show, to indicate, to point out
to show oneself, to show one's face, to turn up
to say, to tell, to explain
бели́ла
whitewash, whiting, white paint
ceruse, white face paint, white makeup
фас
front view, full face
sic him!, get him!
get to it!, go for it!
face, mug
FAS, Federal Antimonopoly Service
face (of a fortification), front (of a rampart)
facade, front (of a building)
ста́лкивать
to push off, to shove down, to push down
to knock together, to make collide, to bring into collision
to bring together, to bring face to face, to throw together
to pit against each other, to set at odds, to play off against each other
затре́щина
strike, slap in the face
ниц
(outdated/bookish) face down or touching the ground with face
вполоборота
half-turned or half-face (adv)
состро́ить
to make a face, to pull a face
to build, to construct
морда́шка
cute face, sweet face, pretty face, little face
обкла́дывать
to surround (with something), to pack around, to put around
to face, to line, to cover (with tiles), to tile
to levy (a tax on), to tax, to impose (a duty on)
to surround, to encircle, to besiege
запечатле́ться
to be imprinted, to be engraved (in memory), to stick in one's mind
to be reflected, to show (on someone's face), to find expression
облицева́ть
to face, to line, to tile, to revet
to plaster, to render
ро́жица
little face, sweet little face, cute face
grimace, funny face, silly face
покриви́ться
to pull a face
утыка́ться
to bury one's face (in), to bury one's nose (in), to bury one's head (in)
to run into, to bump into, to hit (against)
to run into a dead end, to get stuck
малева́ть
to daub, to paint (crudely), to slap paint on
to paint (one's face), to plaster on make-up
номина́л
face value
бразда́
rein, reins
furrow, groove
wrinkle, deep line (on the face)
гра́нка
galley proof, proof, galley
faceting, grinding, cutting
facet, face
анфа́с
full face, from the front, facing the viewer
full-face photograph, front view of the face
ужи́мка
grimace, face
affected gesture, mincing manner, airs
умыва́ть
to wash (someone's face or hands), to give a wash
to wash away, to rinse off
мо́ська
little dog, small dog, pooch
mug, ugly face
pug
искриви́ться
to become crooked, to become bent, to warp, to become distorted
to twist (of the face), to become contorted, to contort
желтоли́цый
with a yellow face
лаж
agio, premium (above face value)
лично́й
face, facial
бледноли́цый
pale face (adj)
забо́йщик
miner, face-worker, hewer
slaughterer, slaughterman, butcher (in an abattoir)
облицо́вывать
to face, to line, to tile, to revet
to plaster, to render
обта́чивать
to turn (on a lathe), to machine, to turn down
to grind (all round), to sharpen, to grind down
to stitch round, to face (an edge)
отвёртываться
to come unscrewed, to work loose, to come loose
to unscrew, to open by turning, to come off
to turn away, to avert one's face
to be turned up, to fold back
пол-оборо́та
half-turn, half-face
ска́шивать
to mow, to cut (grass), to reap
to squint, to glance sideways, to turn (one's eyes) to the side, to look askance
to bevel, to cut at an angle, to slant
to twist (one's mouth), to contort (one's face)
to hang crooked, to sit askew, to be lopsided
вбра́сывание
face-off (hockey), throw-in (soccer, basketball)
dissemination (of information), leak (of information), planting (of information), input (of data)
фа́ска
chamfer, bevel, bevelled edge, facet
valve seat face, seat ring
жопоро́жец
ass face, asshole
Zaporozhets (Soviet car), car made by the Zaporozhye Automobile Plant
искривля́ться
to become crooked, to become bent, to warp, to become distorted
to twist (of the face), to become contorted
расплёвываться
to deal with the consequences, to sort out a mess, to settle accounts, to face the music
мурло́
mug, ugly face, snout
торцево́й
end-face, frontal, butt, end
намо́рщиться
to make a wry face, to wince, to cockle, to wrinkle up
щерби́на
pockmark (on the face)
indentation / nick (on the surface)
gap (on the teeth)
пропи́вший
alcohol-sodden, debauched (by drink), drinker's (e.g., a drinker's face)
having squandered (on drink), having drunk away, having lost (due to drinking)
упа́ренный
steamed, reduced (by steaming)
stuffy, overheated, flushed (about a face or body)
уткну́вшийся
buried (one's face in), huddled (into), pressed (against), nestled (into)
запи́тый
drunken, alcohol-addicted, heavy-drinking; (of a face) showing signs of heavy drinking
осу́нувшийся
gaunt, haggard, drawn, sunken (face)
умы́тый
washed, clean (of face/hands)
криви́вшийся
grimacing, contorting (of a face)
хму́римый
furrowed (of a brow), scowled (of a face/expression)
состро́ивший
having made (a face), having put on (an expression)
грима́сничающий
grimacing, making faces, contorting one's face
грима́сничавший
grimacing, making faces, contorting one's face
Examples
Я́рость прояви́лась на его лице́.
Anger showed on his face.
В конце́ концо́в они встре́тились с гла́зу на глаз.
At last, they met face to face.
I have lost face completely.
Двое встре́тились лицо́м к лицу́.
Two men met face to face.
Чтобы рассмотре́ть твоё лицо́.
It's to see your face well.
She looked him in the face.
She looked him in the face.
— На Би-би-си повсюду пока́зывают твоё лицо́, Дима! — воскли́кнул аль-Саиб. — Говоря́т, что ты переспа́л с 25 мужчи́нами, а потом их уби́л! Как же ты тако́е натвори́л?!
Your face is all over the BBC, Dima! Al-Sayib exclaimed. "They say you slept with 25 men and then killed them! How the heck did you do that?!"
На его лице́ особенно выделя́лись кусти́стые бро́ви.
His bushy brows accented his face.
Она продолжа́ет улыба́ться даже пе́ред лицо́м неприя́тности.
She carries on smiling even in the face of adversity.
A rash appeared on his face.
She has a pretty face.
Она побледне́ла, услышав э́ту но́вость.
Her face turned white at the news.
Her face paled.
Мы не до́лжны принима́ть его объясне́ние за чи́стую моне́ту.
We shouldn't accept his explanation at face value.
В конце́ концо́в они встре́тились лицо́м к лицу́.
At last, they met face to face.
«Ваше вели́чество, а вот и я — ой, а-ай!» — «Ау! Ты, говнюк! Ты врезался в меня!» — «Ваше лицо́ пострада́ло? Прошу́ проще́ния». — «Да неужели! Взгляни́ на моё лицо́». — «По-моему, с вашим лицо́м всё в поря́дке». — «Оно болит». — «Как ска́жете». — «Испра́вь мне лицо́». — «...» — «Испра́вь его!» — «Как ска́жете».
Your Majesty, here I come — uh-oh, ah! "Ow! You shitface! You crashed into me!" "Has your face been harmed? I'm sorry." "No shit, Sherlock! Look at my face." "Your face looks fine to me." "It hurts." "Whatever." "Fix my face." "..." "Fix it!" "Whatever."



















