英语词汇“on the face of it”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

idiomon the face of itused in order to say that when you first think about a situation it seems to be simple or the truth about it seems clear, especially when it is really more complicated or difficult when you examine it further:On the face of it, this month's sales figures are encouraging, however there is still a lot of improvement to be made.The question seemed, on the face of it, to be a very simple one, but we discussed it for hours without reaching any agreement.

on the face of it

As it seems; superficially; based on what is known. Things seem to be improving on the face of it, but there is still a huge problem with crime in the inner city.

on the face of it

Fig. superficially; from the way it looks. This looks like a serious problem on the face of it. It probably is minor, however. On the face of it, it seems worthless.

on the face of it

Seemingly, based on available evidence, as in On the face of it this project should break even in six months. This idiom uses face in the sense of "a superficial view." [Early 1700s]

on the face of it

COMMON You say on the face of it to describe how something seems at first, in order to suggest that people's opinion may change when they know or think more about the subject. On the face of it that seems to make sense. But the figures don't add up. It is, on the face of it, difficult to see how the West could radically change its position.

on the face of it

without necessarily knowing all of the relevant facts; at first glance.

on the ˈface of it

(informal) as something appears to you when you first look at or consider it, especially when your first impression may be or was wrong: On the face of it the pay offer looked wonderful, but in fact it wasn’t nearly as good as we thought.‘Well, what do you think of the new plans?’ ‘On the face of it, they look good but I think we need to look at them more closely.’

on the face of it

From appearances alone; apparently: On the face of it, the problem seems minor.

词汇	on the face of it
释义	Idiom on the face of it Theme: APPEARANCE superficially; from the way it looks. This looks like a serious problem on the face of it. It probably is minor, however.On the face of it, it seems worthless. Idiom on the face of it something that you say when you are describing the way a fact or situation seems in order to show that you think it may really be completely different. On the face of it, the trip seems quite cheap, but there could be extra expenses we don't know about yet. idiomon the face of itused in order to say that when you first think about a situation it seems to be simple or the truth about it seems clear, especially when it is really more complicated or difficult when you examine it further:On the face of it, this month's sales figures are encouraging, however there is still a lot of improvement to be made.The question seemed, on the face of it, to be a very simple one, but we discussed it for hours without reaching any agreement. on the face of it As it seems; superficially; based on what is known. Things seem to be improving on the face of it, but there is still a huge problem with crime in the inner city. on the face of it Fig. superficially; from the way it looks. This looks like a serious problem on the face of it. It probably is minor, however. On the face of it, it seems worthless. on the face of it Seemingly, based on available evidence, as in On the face of it this project should break even in six months. This idiom uses face in the sense of "a superficial view." [Early 1700s] on the face of it COMMON You say on the face of it to describe how something seems at first, in order to suggest that people's opinion may change when they know or think more about the subject. On the face of it that seems to make sense. But the figures don't add up. It is, on the face of it, difficult to see how the West could radically change its position. on the face of it without necessarily knowing all of the relevant facts; at first glance. on the ˈface of it (informal) as something appears to you when you first look at or consider it, especially when your first impression may be or was wrong: On the face of it the pay offer looked wonderful, but in fact it wasn’t nearly as good as we thought.‘Well, what do you think of the new plans?’ ‘On the face of it, they look good but I think we need to look at them more closely.’ on the face of it From appearances alone; apparently: On the face of it, the problem seems minor.
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