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- put (one) through (one's) facings
put (one) through (one's) facings
put (one) through (one's) facings
To force one to demonstrate one's skill in a particular area, usually in a grueling manner. Boy, they really put me through my facings at that job interview today—I had to give a mock lecture to a whole team of people! If my son wants a promotion, I'm going to put him through his facings so that he truly earns it.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Candice | | KAN-dis | English |
Arnvi&Eth;R | | - | Ancient Scandinavian |
Torgils | | - | Norwegian |
Haifa | | - | Arabic |
Judite | | zhoo-DEE-tə (Portuguese), zhoo-JEE-chə (Brazilian Portuguese) | Portuguese |
Eliot | | EL-ee-ət | English |