Have a good face
The phrase 'Ein gutes Gesicht haben' in German is used to express that someone looks well or in a good mood. It is a direct translation of 'Have a good face' but is not commonly used in everyday German. Instead, Germans would use phrases like 'gut aussehen' (look good) or 'gute Laune haben' (be in a good mood).
I believe he has a good face for this role.
The phrase 'Ein gutes Gesicht haben' is directly translated to 'to have a good face'. In this context, it means that someone has an appearance or demeanor that suits a specific role or situation.
She said she has a good face for this job.
Likewise, the phrase means someone's appearance or demeanor is suitable for a particular job. It goes beyond physical appearance to include the way someone presents themselves.
I think he has a good face for this challenge.
In this case, it means that someone's look or disposition is well-suited for a particular challenge. This could refer to their determination, willpower, or confidence.