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Meanings of face-to-face in English
Russian
лицом к лицу Catalan
cara a cara 
Orientation of two items with fronts facing each other.
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Usage of face-to-face in English
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But during the lockdown, that valuable face-to-face time was no longer possible.
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Telemedicine services have replaced face-to-face appointments where possible, with electronic prescription services
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While young people were highly computer literate, they still needed face-to-face tutoring.
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Businesses which rely on face-to-face or physical contact have to remain closed.
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Study design: A community-participatory, cross-sectional Inuit health survey conducted through face-to-face interviews.
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The service launched a new helpline yesterday to complement its face-to-face operations.
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It had been a long time since I had seen Justine face-to-face.
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From Rahul Bedi, in New Delhi Let us fight it out face-to-face.
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New York, on the other hand, will be open face-to-face next month.
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The setting-face-to-face at that time is, calling the deceased by name, thus:
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Methods: Telephone or face-to-face interviews were recorded using a semi-structured interview outline.
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In the beginning, medicine took place in the real, physical world, face-to-face.
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If a face-to-face meeting is impossible, write a letter rather than calling.
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He had not the least idea how to talk to Papa, face-to-face.
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The lead negotiators have since spoken by phone but not met face-to-face.
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The serious business of undressing Captain Pretorius could not be done face-to-face.
Frequent collocations
Face-to-face through the time