to lose face; humiliation

to have no sense of shame; shameless

smiling face; smiley :) ☺; CL:副[fu4]

across one's whole face

attractive young man (usually derog.); pretty boy; gigolo

to wash the face

to fall out with sb; to become hostile

(polite) do me the honor

to show one's face; to make one's good name; to become successful and well known; to shine

features, face (esp. derogatorily); look; appearance; countenance

to look anxious (idiom); to look miserable

ashamed; embarrassed; not having the face (to meet people); not daring (out of shame)

sour face; scowling face; CL:張|张[zhang1],副[fu4]

wry face; to grimace; to pull a face; comic face; face mask; devil mask

baby face; doll face

to shave one's face

lit. having face; to have prestige; to command respect; to have the nerve (e.g. to ask sth outrageous); to have the gall; not ashamed to

to turn red in the face (while drinking); to become smug (when complimented)

to win honor; to put on a stern face; to have a facial (beauty treatment)

to turn one's face away

to scan one's face (for identity verification)

right in the face

to turn hostile suddenly; face changing, a device of Sichuan Opera, a dramatic change of attitude expressing fright, anger etc

to weep; to snivel

(of the face) to harden; to sag

head and face

(of a bride-to-be) to remove facial hair and trim hairline (old); to carve a face

to paint one's face with stage makeup; (neologism, attested by 2014) to expose sb as wrong; to put egg on sb's face

to lose face; humiliation

to cover one's face with one's hand(s); to facepalm

(coll.) to look alike; to be a spitting image of

to put on a straight, stern or blank face; to put on a poker face

a person's face as seen from the front

white face; face painting in Beijing opera etc

naughty; cheeky; impudent; shameless

to blush; to turn red

(coll.) to show respect; to give face (esp. in public to avoid embarrassment); (often sarcastic) to treat with basic courtesy (implying the recipient is undeserving)

to blush with shame

self-respect of old person; face; thick-skinned (i.e. impervious to criticism); brazen

(coll.) to have a sense of shame

impudent

to be shameless

to turn one's head; in no time; in the twinkling of an eye

(coll.) to bring credit to (sb); to do (sb) proud

shop front; facade

pockmarked face

yellow face (due to sickness etc); yellow-skinned people

stern or displeased expression; to show such an expression

to pull a face; to grimace; to scowl