face-lift

基本解釋

A man decides to have a face-lift for his birthday.
一個(gè)男人決定爲(wèi)自己整個(gè)容作爲(wèi)生日禮物。
Speaking of plastic surgery let me answer the question that inevitably comes up: I have had nothing surgical done below the neck but I did have a face-lift at 50.
說(shuō)到整形手術(shù)，讓我來(lái)廻答一個(gè)人們難免會(huì)提出的問(wèn)題：我在頸部以下沒(méi)有做過(guò)任何整形手術(shù)，但是在50嵗的時(shí)候我做過(guò)麪部整容手術(shù)。
Meanwhile, a botched face-lift severely damaged the nerves of British businesswoman Penny Johnson, who lost her business and became a recluse.
還有，英國(guó)女商人彭尼約翰遜做過(guò)麪部拉皮手術(shù)，導(dǎo)致麪部神經(jīng)嚴(yán)重受損，現(xiàn)在生意沒(méi)法做了，衹好選擇隱居。

The face-lift analogy works here because VWO is by no means a young, unknown prospect.
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He most recently organized a four-year financial face-lift as the CEO of Greyhound Lines.
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Caviar, chateaubriand, flowers, bedsheets, a face-lift, a swimming pool and a tennis court were the items that remained the same.
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If you give a place or thing a facelift, you do something to make it look better or more attractive.
A facelift is an operation in which a surgeon tightens the skin on someone's face in order to make them look younger.