strand(PART)
one of the small flat surfaces cut on a precious stone（宝石的）琢面，小平面
medical specialized
a flat surface on a bone or tooth, either occurring naturally or caused by continued use: （骨或牙上的）小平面
Injured or painful facet joints can be injected with steroids.受伤或疼痛的关节面可采用注入类固醇的方法。

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Conditions and characteristics
-ance
-ibility
ability
adverse conditions
age
ambience
appearance
aspect
have it in youidiom
hood
humanity
in
presentation
respect
shape
trappings
unaffiliated
undercurrent
vibe
vibe check

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Surfaces of objects

facet | American Dictionary

facet
noun[ C ]
us/ˈfæs·ɪt/
one of the parts or features of something:
There’s always one facet of my golf game that isn’t working.

Examples of facet

facet
When this occurs, the debate is no longer purely scientific, but acquires an "ideological" facet.
Then we obtain a facet-defining inequality of the projected polyhedron.
Lighting is typically calculated at each vertex of a facet, taking into account its orientation with respect to the light source, and its reflectivity.
But isn't there something gratuitous - perhaps even patronising - in seeing it 'revealed' in various facets, often arcane, of this or that argument?
The associations of individual variation in well-being with both a person's ' temporal commitment ' to the area and to facets of their social integration are analysed.
Furthermore, even within the above-mentioned categories, each has a series of facets.
Instead, they should be equipped with a uniform mechanism to deal with different facets of process behaviour.
Instead, they are merely faltering attempts to express different facets of the one simple essence.
Results underscore the potential importance of different facets of morphological awareness, as distinct from phonological processing skills, for understanding variability in early vocabulary acquisition.
The facets corresponding to permutations with 1 or 5 in the first coordinate have seven vertices, twelve edges, and eight 2-faces.
In this sense, it points to a hitherto ignored facet of participatory mechanisms; the importance of different kinds of knowledge being transferred between groups.
This is a good example since it sheds light on various facets of the clothing market.
This information sheds light on three major facets of the university community.
For women, several interrelated facets of family life (their own well-being, marital satisfaction, and covert coparenting activities) may each signal family health or disturbance.
A crucial facet of the morphology/prosody interface is the inclusion of morphosyntactic elements in the prosodic hierarchy.
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