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Meanings of facelift in English

Catalan
ritidoplàstia
Spanish
ritidectomía

Plastic surgery to remove wrinkles and other signs of aging from your face; an incision is made near the hair line and skin is pulled back and excess tissue is excised.

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Usage of facelift in English
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The C-HR, already quite the looker, got a facelift late last year.
News.com.au
2
Most of the existing premises have already been given a rejuvenating facelift.
The Irish Times
3
In the late sixties, American cinema underwent a bit of a facelift.
Radio NZ
4
The temple where the martial art was born is getting a facelift.
The Irish Times
5
Another building on Grafton Street in Dublin is to get a facelift.
The Irish Times
6
A stretch sofa cover gives an instant facelift without breaking the bank.
Jamaica Observer
7
The official opposition party at the time, the National Party, underwent a facelift.
The South African
8
IAIN: The Prius was updated in early 2019 and given a much-needed facelift.
News.com.au
9
The square is the city's main hub and is undergoing a major facelift.
The Guardian
10
The kitchen was given a facelift, the house was rewired and attic insulated.
The Irish Times
11
In conclusion The revised Discovery Sport benefits from a significant facelift.
The South African
12
The entryway, meeting center and fence could all use a facelift, residents say.
Reuters
13
Even concourse areas getting a facelift when I was there yesterday.
News.com.au
14
Over the past few decades, the entire neighbourhood had received an extensive facelift.
The Secret Crown (2010)
15
Electric e-Golf currently a sideshow but upcoming facelift should have 300km one-charge range.
The Irish Times
16
What a difference a facelift and a substantial price drop makes.
The Irish Times
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Facelift through the time
Facelift across language varieties
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