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UK//jɔːr feɪs//US//jʊr feɪs//

Meaning of Your face

The front part of a person's head, including eyes, nose, and mouth.

In simple words: The front part of your head that shows your features.

Your face in a sentence

  • Your face lights up when you see the puppy.
  • I couldn’t help but smile at your face.
  • She has a very expressive face.
  • Your face tells me everything I need to know.

How to use Your face

Commonly used in everyday conversation. Informal contexts include friends chatting or expressing emotions. May be less appropriate in very formal settings.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Imagine a big smiling face with the words 'your face' written on it.

Related words

Collocations with Your face

  • show your face
  • your face is familiar
  • not a pretty face

Synonyms for Your face

  • countenance
  • visage
  • mug
  • facial features

Common mistakes with Your face

  • Confused with 'your' vs 'you're'.
  • Incorrectly uses 'face' as a verb.
  • 'Your face' sometimes taken too literally in idiomatic expressions.

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Frequently asked questions about Your face

What does Your face mean?

The front part of your head that shows your features.

What is the definition of Your face?

The front part of a person's head, including eyes, nose, and mouth.

How do you use Your face in a sentence?

Your face lights up when you see the puppy.

Can you give another example of Your face?

I couldn’t help but smile at your face.

What are synonyms for Your face?

Common alternatives include countenance, visage, mug, facial features.

What words go with Your face?

It commonly pairs with show your face, your face is familiar, not a pretty face.

What are common mistakes when using Your face?

Confused with 'your' vs 'you're'. Incorrectly uses 'face' as a verb. 'Your face' sometimes taken too literally in idiomatic expressions.

How do you pronounce Your face?

US: //jʊr feɪs//, UK: //jɔːr feɪs//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Your face?

Commonly used in everyday conversation. Informal contexts include friends chatting or expressing emotions. May be less appropriate in very formal settings.