facial
adjective (facial); noun (a facial, facials)
Everyday
- (adjective) Of or on the face: «facial expression», «facial hair». tree →
- (noun) A beauty treatment where the skin of the face is cleaned and creamed. tree →
In the lessons
In drama and reading: «facial expressions» (smiling, frowning) show feelings. In science and health: facial muscles, facial injuries. «Facial recognition» is technology that knows people by their faces. In everyday life, someone may «have a facial» at a beauty salon.
Examples
- Her facial expression showed she was scared. tree →
- Dad has facial hair now — a beard. tree →
- Read the characters' facial expressions in the picture. tree →
- Mum had a facial at the spa. tree →
- The phone uses facial recognition to unlock. tree →
- The boxer had a facial injury. tree →
- Use facial expressions when you act the scene. tree →
Note
Pronounced FAY-shul. Adjective before a noun. The noun «a facial» is countable. Related: face.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «facial» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «facial» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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