Although he said he enjoys the taste of raw fish, he still made a face., to show from your expression that you don’t like something, She faced a difficult choice between the two jobs she was offered., to make a tough decision, Her face fell when I told her the painting was worthless., to be disappointed, I’ve been studying all day, and I can’t face doing my homework now., to not want to do something unpleasant, It’s not good news, but I feel I need to say it to his face., to say something directly to someone, We just have to face the fact that we don’t have enough money to buy a house., to accept an unpleasant situation, I tripped on a loose brick and fell flat on my face., to fall down badly and feel embarrassed, I could tell my boss wasn’t happy about the outcome. Now I have to talk to her and face the music., to accept another person’s criticism or displeasure

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