vis-à-vis
Related to vis-à-vis: Visavi
vis-à-vis
In relation to. The phrase is French for "face to face." And now our legal counsel will update us vis-à-vis the recent legislation. This paper will attempt to analyze the director's films vis-à-vis his personal life.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
vis-à-ˈvis
(from French, written)1 in relation to: Britain’s role vis-à-vis the United States
2 in comparison with: It was felt that the company had an unfair advantage vis-à-vis smaller companies elsewhere.This phrase originally meant face-to-face in French.
Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary
- butter face
- butterface
- get out of one's face
- get out of (one's) face
- get out of face
- get face
- get out of someone's face
- get out of my face
- Get out of my face!
- his, her, etc. face is like thunder