英语单词："double-face"

音标：

/ˈdʌbl feɪs/

含义：

"Double-face" 通常指具有两种面孔或表面，常常用于形容那些表里不一的人或事物。这个词并不常见，但可以形容某人或某物具有两种不同的外表或特质（比如虚伪或双重标准）。

翻译：

双面（的）

两面派（的）

用法：

作为形容词：表示某人或某事物有两个对立或相反的面。

作为名词：指具有双重面貌的人或事物。

例句：

He is a double-faced person, always pretending to be nice while talking behind people's backs.

The double-faced nature of politics often leads to broken promises.

Don't trust him; he's as double-faced as they come.

The company’s double-faced approach to customer service is causing a lot of frustration.

She wore a double-faced expression, showing no emotion on the outside but angry on the inside.

The politician’s double-faced remarks confuse the public.

His double-faced attitude made it impossible to know whether he was sincere.

The double-faced policy of the government has sparked widespread debate.

A double-faced strategy might help you win in a competitive environment, but it can harm your reputation.

He managed to keep a double-faced approach throughout the negotiation.

短语搭配：

Double-faced liar （双面骗子）

Double-faced politics （双面政治）

Double-faced person （两面派的人）

Double-faced strategy （双重策略）

这个词语主要用于描述行为或态度中有对立面或虚伪性，往往带有负面含义。