two-faced

English

Etymology

From two- +‎ faced.

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ˈtuːˈfeɪst/

Adjective

two-faced (not comparable)

1. having two faces or plane surfaces
2. deceitful, hypocritical or duplicitous

Synonyms

• hypocrite
• double standard

Translations

having two faces or plance surfaces

• Italian: bifronte (it)
• Russian: двусторонний (ru) (dvustorónnij)

• Swedish: tvåsidig (sv), bilateral (sv)

deceitful, hypocritical or duplicitous

• Finnish: kaksinaamainen (fi)
• French: fourbe (fr)
• Icelandic: falskur (is), tvöfaldur (is)
• Italian: doppio (it), bifronte (it)

• Russian: двуликий (ru) (dvulíkij), двуличный (ru) (dvulíčnyj)
• Scots: twafauld
• Scottish Gaelic: dà-aodannach (gd)
• Swedish: falsk (sv), lömsk (sv), bakslug (sv), opålitlig (sv)