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    Cara (en. Face)

    /ˈka.ra/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    The front part of the head of a human or animal.
    The woman's face was illuminated by a smile.
    La cara de la mujer estaba iluminada por una sonrisa.
    Expression or appearance of a person.
    His face reflected concern.
    Su cara reflejaba preocupación.
    Surface of an object that is presented visibly.
    The face of the coin features the visage of a hero.
    La cara de la moneda tiene el rostro de un héroe.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'cara', which means 'face' or 'countenance'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to show one's face
    Confronting a situation or taking on responsibilities.
    dar la cara
    face to face
    To confront someone or something directly.
    cara a cara
    to see the face
    To know someone's true personality.
    ver la cara

    Related Words

    rostro
    Front part of the head that shows expressions.
    rostro
    faz
    Synonym for face, generally used in literary contexts.
    faz

    Slang Meanings

    Used to refer to someone with cheek or a lot of confidence.
    He has a lot of nerve asking me for help after what he did.
    Tiene mucha cara al pedirme ayuda después de lo que hizo.
    It is used to describe someone who is very expressive.
    That comedian has a very funny face.
    Ese comediante tiene una cara muy graciosa.