What does the French expression 'Vis-à-vis' literally mean?

Correct answer: 'Face to face'

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Mars V
Mars V
I think that’s Holmes and Moriarty at the Reichenbach Falls.
Concorde SST
Concorde SST
I thought of "visage to visage", even though I may be incorrect in my interpretation of the word.
Tom
Tom
Two meanings 1) face to face, I'd like to discuss it vis a vis. 2) 'with reference to'; eg, a hook, vis a vis golf, is a shot that swings to the golfers direction after striking
Player #2512936
Player #2512936
In Germany this Expression is used to mean across from.