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Avere due facce

To be two-faced

Literal Translation

"To have two faces"

What it means

To be two-faced. Describes someone who behaves differently in different contexts, usually in a hypocritical or deceptive way.

Example in context

"Quella persona ha due facce — in pubblico è gentile, in privato è crudele."

"That person is two-faced — in public she's kind, in private she's cruel."

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