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    Facia (en. Face)

    /ˈfa.θia/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Front part of a building.
    The facade of the building is decorated with sculptures.
    La facia del edificio está decorada con esculturas.
    Surface that extends in a particular direction in an object.
    The fascia of the furniture is made of fine wood.
    La facia del mueble es de madera fina.
    In medicine, it refers to the membrane that covers or envelops an organ or tissue.
    The fascia of the muscle becomes inflamed after intense exercise.
    La facia del músculo se inflama después del ejercicio intenso.

    Etymology

    It comes from the Latin 'facia', which means 'face' or 'front'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    facade of a building
    It refers to the facade or exterior part of a building.
    facia de un edificio
    fascia of the car
    It is the front part of the vehicle where the headlights are located.
    facia del automóvil
    dental fascia
    It involves the visible part of the teeth in dentistry.
    facia dental

    Related Words

    facade
    The outer and visible part of a building.
    fachada
    surface
    The external or face part of an object.
    superficie
    covering
    A structure that protects or decorates the exterior of an object.
    cubierta

    Slang Meanings

    An expression that refers to someone with a good appearance.
    That guy has an impressive fascia.
    Ese tipo tiene una facia impresionante.
    A term used to describe a striking or attractive facade.
    That store has a facade that attracts many customers.
    Esa tienda tiene una facia que atrae a muchos clientes.