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51Clock-face scheduling — A clock face schedule is a timetable, where public means of transport run in consistent intervals. The number of departures per time is the frequency of the service. Its name comes from the fact that departures are usually the same number of… …
52Cover Her Face —   1s …
53have one's face lifted — To undergo an operation for smoothing and firming the skin of one s face • • • Main Entry: ↑lift …
54Controlled buoyant lift — The controlled buoyant lift is an underwater diver rescue technique used by scuba divers to safely raise an incapacitated diver to the surface from depth. It is the primary technique for rescuing an underwater and unconscious diver. It can also… …
55fireman's lift — noun A method of carrying someone by putting him or her face down over one s shoulder, esp used by firefighters in rescuing unconscious or injured people • • • Main Entry: ↑fire …
56Facelifting — Face|lif|ting 〈[ fɛıs ] n. 15〉 kosmet. Gesichtsoperation zur Beseitigung altersbedingter Hautfalten [<engl. face „Gesicht“ + lifting „Anheben“] * * * Face|lif|ting, Face Lif|ting [ feɪslɪftɪŋ ], das; s, s [engl. face lift(ing), aus: face =… …
57Facelift — Face|lift [ feɪslɪft], Face|lif|ting [ feɪslɪftɪŋ], das; s, s [engl. face lift(ing), aus: face = Gesicht < (a)frz. face (↑Face) u. lift(ing), 2↑Lift, ↑Lifting]: Gesichtsoperation, bei der altersbedingte Hautfalten durch Herausschneiden von… …
58facelift — face·lift (fāsґlift) popular term for rhytidectomy; written also face lift …
59Facelifting — Face|lif|ting [ feisliftiŋ] das; s, s <aus gleichbed. engl. amerik. face lift(ing), zu engl. to lift, vgl. 1↑Lift>: 1. Gesichtsoperation, bei der altersbedingte Hautfalten durch Herausschneiden von Hautstreifen operativ beseitigt werden. 2 …
60facelift — face|lift [ feıs,lıft ] noun count 1. ) a medical operation to make someone s face look younger 2. ) work that is done to make something look newer or more attractive: The library is getting a $2 million facelift …
