confront
🇺🇸
/kənˈfrʌnt/
🇬🇧
/kənˈfrʌnt/
verb
C1
to face something that needs to be handled
I had to confront the challenge of rewriting the entire book.
我必须面对重写整本书的挑战。
C1
to deal with a problem or fear directly
She decided to confront her fears about public speaking.
她决定直面自己对公开演讲的恐惧。
C1
to face someone directly, often in a tense situation
The police had to confront an angry crowd during the protest.
警察在抗议期间不得不面对愤怒的人群。
C1
to make someone face a difficult situation
The teacher will confront students with challenging questions to test their understanding.
老师会用具有挑战性的问题来考验学生，以测试他们的理解程度。
R
to have something in front of you that requires action
When you confront a new problem, take time to understand it before acting.
当你面对一个新问题时，先花时间理解它再采取行动。
translation
面对
词形变化
3rd Present
confronts
Past
confronted
Perfect
confronted
Progressive
confronting