face the music

常見例句

“Just be prepared to face the music,” Ms. Geick said.
“準(zhǔn)備好應(yīng)付吵雜的音樂，”梅麗莎說道。
Face the music is an idiom that means to accept punishment when you have done something wrong.
Face the music 就是做了什么錯事之后不得不面對后果、應(yīng)付迎面而來的批評或者懲罰。這跟面對音樂的意思可是差了十萬八千里了，那我們該怎么用這個說法呢Helen？
Face the music: Snoring is a surefire way to disrupt your bed partner’s sleep, and men are more likely to be the perpetrators.
直面如此的樂曲吧。打鼾是一種擾亂你床伴正常睡眠最為有效的方法，而男人們往往是這種方法的實(shí)施者。

He said Jackson didn't only change the face of dance and music, but also paved the way for other minorities to achieve great success in the United States.

With quantitative easing ready, there is no need to face the music.
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CAO's Mr Chen returned to Singapore to face the music is welcome.
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Many believe he got a free pass from perfunctory earlier hearings, and they welcome these new opportunities to have him face the music of serious inquiry.
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