美
[kən'frʌnt]
bring face to face; be or come face to face with
be opposite to
"You must confront your opponent"
"Jackson faced Smith in the boxing ring"
"The two enemies finally confronted each other"
"You must confront your problems"
"He faced the terrible consequences of his mistakes"
"We confronted him with the evidence"
"He was faced with all the evidence and could no longer deny his actions"
"An enormous dilemma faces us"
"The child screamed when he confronted the man in the Halloween costume"
John Hampden..had the courage..to confront the whole power of the government.
出自： Ld Macaulay
I am only coarse when confronted by respectability.
出自： Quiller
我们把这些数字给他看时,他就会认错的。
They have confronted the problem of terrorism with great determination.
他们以极大的决心对付恐怖活动问题。
The policeman confronted the driver with a summons.
警察当面给司机一张传票。
The court confronted the witness with the accused.
法庭使证人与被告对质。
She could not bear to be confronted with the truth.
如果她了解事实的真相,她会受不了的。
We are confronted with many social problems which can't be dealt with successfully overnight.
我们面临许多不能成功处理的社会问题。
Italy is confronted with serious financial and economic difficulties.
意大利面临着严重的财政和经济困难。
The new system was confronted with great difficulties at the start.
这项新制度刚开始就遇到了很大的困难。
As soon as he was confronted with the evidence, he confessed.
拿出证据与他对质时,他就招供了。
