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Oxford Collocations Dictionary for students of English_ Chương 2.6

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Tham khảo tài liệu 'oxford collocations dictionary for students of english_ chương 2.6', ngoại ngữ, anh văn giao tiếp phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Ff fabric noun 1 cloth adj. beautiful rich rich fabric wall coverings I delicate fine lightweight sheer soft thin coarse firm hard-wearing thick stretch floral patterned plain printed striped knitted woven cotton nylon woollen etc. I synthetic I curtain dress furnishing QUANT length piece strip verb fabric produce weave The fabric is woven on these machines. 2 basic structure of a society way of life adj. basic the basic fabric of family life economic political social verb FABRIC destroy The government s policies have destroyed the social fabric. phrases the very whole fabric of sth a threat to the very fabric of society face noun 1 front part of the head adj. angelic beautiful handsome lovely pleasant pretty sweet plain ugly terrible I colourless grey pale pallid white flushed pink red ruddy Her face was flushed after her run. tanned dark I sallow heart-shaped oval round square bearded freckled unshaven lined wrinkled I pock-marked raddled fat plump She had a plump pretty face. I gaunt haggard lean pinched thin wizened craggy rugged a craggy face with deep-set eyes and bushy brows I elfin Her short hair suited her elfin face. painted happy smiling tear-stained tear-streaked human VERB FACE tilt turn She turned her face away o He tilted her face up to his. face verb look peer stare A face peered round the door at him. prep in the sb s - The ball hit him in the face o His eyes were sunken in his gaunt face on the sb s - She put some powder on herface. phrases a sea of faces a large crowd of faces From the stage he looked down at a sea of faces. 2 expression on sb s face adj. animated cheerful friendly grinning happy radiant smiling anxious frightened troubled angry furious hard set stern His face was set and hard. I grave serious I long sad The news for the company isn t good judging from the long faces in the boardroom. f u n ny She made a funny face and gave a snorting sort of laugh. I honest kind expectant rapt I expressive open She looked at the honest open face