confront

UK:  [kən'frʌnt]

US:  [kən'frʌnt]

过去分词：confronted  现在分词：confronting  第三人称单数：confronts  

v.

1.面对,面临

2.面对;在…的正对面;勇敢正视;对付(危险等)

3.使面临;使对质,使对证

4.遭遇,同…打照面;让…照照面

5.对质,和…对质

6.对付;抗争

7.对照,使对比

8.(困难等)横阻在…的面前

9.威胁

10.摆在…面前

1 . The difficulty of the policies implementation is one of the general problems which the governments have to confront.
公共政策执行难是当前各级政府面临的普遍问题。

2 . Hollinghurst knew he would one day have to confront the subject, but wanted to do so on his own terms.
霍林赫斯特知道自己终有一天会面对这个主题，但他希望以自己的方式来描述它。

3 . Sometimes, if betrayal is one kind of independence, then you must be ready to confront the whole consequence.
有时候，如果叛逆是独立的一种形式，那麽你就必须面对叛逆后的所有后果。

4 . When you first confront your subject, check to see that it is exactly what you want.
当第一次面对事物，要检查看看是否都是你想画的东西。

5 . The White House is starting to confront the "hard choices" that come from trying to pare down America's commitments overseas.
白宫开始面对放弃美国在海外的承诺的“艰难抉择”。