face-to-face russian
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
проче́сть
to read, to read through
to recite, to read out, to deliver (a lecture)
to read (in someone's face), to discern
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
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)
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
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
покрасне́ть
to redden, to become red, to flush, to turn red in the face
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
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)
красне́ть
to redden, to become red, to flush, to turn red in the 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
засия́ть
to begin to shine, to light up, to start to glow
to light up (of eyes or face), to beam
умы́ть
to wash (face or hands), to wash (a person)
to wash away, to rinse off
о́чный
in-person, face-to-face, on-site, full-time (of study)
eye-, ocular
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
умыва́ть
to wash (someone's face or hands), to give a wash
to wash away, to rinse off
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
о́чная ста́вка
confrontation (of witnesses), face-to-face questioning, face-to-face interrogation
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)
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
ско́рчить
to make a face, to pull a face, to grimace, to contort one's face
мо́рщиться
to wince, to grimace, to screw up one's face, to frown
to wrinkle, to crease, to pucker
малева́ть
to daub, to paint (crudely), to slap paint on
to paint (one's face), to plaster on make-up
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
помо́рщиться
to wince, to make a face, to grimace
to pucker, to wrinkle up
состро́ить
to make a face, to pull a face
to build, to construct
осу́нуться
to lose a lot of weight (in the face usually)
раскрасне́ться
to get red in the face, to redden, to flush, to blush
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
скриви́ться
to make a wry face, to grimace, to wince
to become crooked, to become bent, to go lopsided
отвора́чивать
to turn away, to turn aside (one's face)
to unscrew, to screw off, to loosen, to turn on (a tap)
to turn up, to roll up, to fold back
to bend aside, to bend back
to shove aside, to move away, to clear away
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
обши́ть
to upholster, to cover, to line
to sheathe, to panel, to plank, to face
to hem, to trim, to edge
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
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
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
искриви́ться
to become crooked, to become bent, to warp, to become distorted
to twist (of the face), to become contorted, to contort
искривля́ться
to become crooked, to become bent, to warp, to become distorted
to twist (of the face), to become contorted
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)
облицева́ть
to face, to line, to tile, to revet
to plaster, to render
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
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
покриви́ться
to pull a face
облицо́вывать
to face, to line, to tile, to revet
to plaster, to render
расплёвываться
to deal with the consequences, to sort out a mess, to settle accounts, to face the music
намо́рщиться
to make a wry face, to wince, to screw up one's face, to knit one's brow
to become wrinkled, to wrinkle up, to crease
раска́шивать
to paint, to colour in, to daub
to make up, to apply make-up to, to paint (lips or face)
Examples
В конце́ концо́в они встре́тились с гла́зу на глаз.
At last, they met face to face.
Двое встре́тились лицо́м к лицу́.
Two men met face to face.
Чтобы рассмотре́ть твоё лицо́.
It's to see your face well.
Он побледне́л, услышав э́ту но́вость.
His face turned pale to hear the news.
Увидев его лицо́, она запла́кала.
She began to cry at the sight of his face.
Тебе необходимо приня́ть действи́тельность тако́й, кака́я она есть.
You need to face the facts.
В конце́ концо́в они встре́тились лицо́м к лицу́.
At last, they met face to face.
Кровь бро́силась Тому в лицо́.
Blood rushed to Tom's face.
Сма́зывайте лицо́ э́тим кре́мом.
Apply this cream to your face.
«Зельда, я собира́юсь есть на ужин спаге́тти, а затем втира́ть спаге́тти себе в лицо́! Разве я не заба́вен?» — «Нет, не заба́вен». — «А?» — «Оте́ц, хва́тит веща́ть о своём ужине». — «Да, Зельда права. Твой ужин ску́чный!»
Zelda, I'm going to eat spaghetti for dinner, then I'm going to rub spaghetti into my face! Aren't I funny? "No, you're not." "Huh?" "Father, stop talking about your dinner." "Yeah, Zelda's right. Your dinner is boring!"
Япо́нским де́тям, выросшим за грани́цей, часто трудно приспосо́биться к учёбе в шко́лах после возвраще́ния на ро́дину, даже если они зна́ют япо́нский в соверше́нстве.
Japanese children brought up overseas sometimes face great difficulty in adjusting themselves to Japanese schools after returning, even though they have a perfect command of Japanese.
Отобранные уча́стники подве́ргнутся всесторо́ннему медици́нскому и психологи́ческому тести́рованию.
Those selected will have to face extensive medical and psychological tests.
Мало что сравни́тся с ра́достью на лице́ вашего ребенка, когда он открыва́ет свои́ рожде́ственские пода́рки.
Few things can compare to the joy on your child's face as they open their Christmas presents.
Увидев моё лицо́, она запла́кала.
When she saw my face, she started to cry.
I'd like to eat an open-face sandwich.
I'd like to eat an open-face sandwich.
«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."
Умо́йся, прежде чем идти́ в шко́лу.
Wash your face before you go to school.
Я глаза́м свои́м не мог пове́рить, что она прики́дывалась рассе́рженной. Э́тот гро́мкий го́лос, кра́сное лицо́… в це́лом все вы́глядело доста́точно убедительно.
I couldn't believe myself when she pretended to be angry. Her loud voice, red face...the whole caboodle was pretty convincing.
It brought a smile to his face.
Э́то заста́вило его улыбну́ться.
It brought a smile to his face.
Э́то заста́вило её улыбну́ться.
It brought a smile to her face.
It brought a smile to her face.
Им надо приня́ть после́дствия.
They need to face the consequences.
Мы до́лжны научи́ться встреча́ть неприя́тности достойно.
We must learn to face adversity gracefully.



















