"In these days of nameless faces" in Vivere reflects a sense of alienation and the loss of individuality in modern society, where people often become just another face in the crowd. This phrase evokes the idea that in a fast-paced, interconnected world, personal connections can diminish, leading to a feeling of anonymity. The work encourages readers to seek meaning and connection amid this impersonal backdrop, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and valuing each person's unique identity.
If you mean a tetrahedron then it is a triangular based pyramid with 4 flat faces
If you mean a triangular pyramid then it has four faces, one base and three sides.
Faces are a term used in Geometry to describe a side on a three-dimensional figure
A triangular solid has 4 faces. Hope I helped!!
Shapes have sides. Do you mean, what shape has 6 sides or, what solid has 6 faces?
It behoves one to live.
always living, to live forever
I can't live without you
It means living the crazy life!
If you're meaning 'vivere' as the Italian verb that means 'to live', the Latin translation is the same, so 'vivere'. The paradigm of the verb in the dictionary is vivo, vivis, vixi, victum, vivere
I want to live a beautiful life.
"Without you I do not wish to live", or "I am unwilling to live without you".
If you mean does it have faces then yes, if you mean does it have five exactly equal faces then no.
Do you mean how many faces? If so then, 4.
It means that pretty faces=ugly faces, which break millions of glasses
If you mean a dodecahedron then it has 12 faces, 30 edges and 20 vertices
Do you mean "how many faces are on the shape cube?" If you did, then the answer is 6.