give (someone) face

1. To show or treat (someone) with respect, honor, and dignity. The phrase is a translation from Cantonese and is used primarily in reference to Chinese people, culture, and business. While working abroad in Hong Kong, I learned how important it is to give face to one's employer at all times. I always take care to give face to my husband at any opportunity.

2. vulgar slang To perform cunnilingus on a woman.

词组	give (someone) face
释义	give (someone) face give (someone) face 1. To show or treat (someone) with respect, honor, and dignity. The phrase is a translation from Cantonese and is used primarily in reference to Chinese people, culture, and business. While working abroad in Hong Kong, I learned how important it is to give face to one's employer at all times. I always take care to give face to my husband at any opportunity. 2. vulgar slang To perform cunnilingus on a woman. See also: face, give Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: eggs is eggs from my cold, dead hands (one's) best foot forward best foot forward my house is your house (as) sure as eggs (is eggs) game on monkey's wedding great minds great minds think alike
随便看	time off for good behavior time of life the enemy of your enemy is your friend the error of (one's) ways the error of your ways the eternal checkout the Eternal City the evil eye the evil hour/day/moment the evil moment/hour/day the evil one the exception proves the rule the exception that proves the rule the eye is bigger than the belly the eye of a needle the eye of the hurricane the eye of the storm the eyes are the windows of the soul (the) fact is the fact of the matter the facts of life the facts speak for themselves the fact/truth of the matter the fag-end of (something) the faint of heart