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con·front
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第三人称单数:confronts
现在分词:confronting
过去式:confronted
过去分词:confronted
confrontational (adj.), confrontation (n.)
词根:confront
adj.confrontational 对抗的;对抗性的
n.confrontation 对抗;面对;对质
Verb
1. oppose, as in hostility or a competition;
"You must confront your opponent"
"Jackson faced Smith in the boxing ring"
"The two enemies finally confronted each other"
2. deal with (something unpleasant) head on;
"You must confront your problems"
"He faced the terrible consequences of his mistakes"
3. present somebody with something, usually to accuse or criticize;
"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"
4. be face to face with;
"The child screamed when it confronted the man in the halloween costume"
confront with使面临
这组词都有“遇见,会见,碰见”的意思,其区别是:
face侧重双方静止地面对面,或指指充满勇气、信心和决心正视人或事。
encounter通常指遇到困难或挫折,也指偶然或意外地相遇。
meet普通用词,本义指双方或多方从不同方向或相反方向作向对运动,最终相碰(遇)。
contact多指通过书信、电话或直接会面和别人联系。口语用词。
confront不可避免的,面对面的相遇。也指敢于正视困难或问题的决心和信心。
以上来源于网络
这组词都有“面对”的意思,其区别是:
face口语用词,含义广,侧重有勇气、决心或自信心去面对。
confront书面用词,多指勇敢、冷静地面临某种问题、困难或任务等。
以上来源于网络
1560年代,“站在前面,面对”来自法语 confronter(15世纪),源自中世纪拉丁语 confrontare “分配限制; 毗邻”,以及 confrontari “毗邻”,来自拉丁语 com “与,一起”(见 con-) + frontem(主格 frons)“前额”(见 front(n.))。
“面对挑战或敌意,直接对抗”这一意义始于1580年代。及物动词“使面对面”(与另一个人、证据等)始于1620年代。相关词汇: Confronted; confronting。
Middle French confronter to border on, confront, from Medieval Latin confrontare to bound, from Latin com- + front-, frons forehead, front
The first known use of confront was circa 1568
confrontverb
to face especially in challenge : oppose
confront an enemy
to bring face-to-face : cause to meet
confronted with difficulties
1 So I decided to confront her about the free-lance work I’d done for her firm, eight pages of brochure copy on its tax services.
2 He believed that if the Koreans were honest about where they came from and were willing to confront those aspects of their heritage that did not suit the aviation world, they could change.
3 The political official is confronted with much negative reaction from the people.
那位政客面对来自人民的反对很尴尬.
4 He felt slightly nervous at confronting the first hurdle of his Captaincy.
5 That was the Adams pattern: first to deny his political ambitions, much like Jefferson; then to confront them, feel guilty about them, fidget over them; then grudgingly admit they were part of who he was.
6 Then one of them confronted old humpbacked Nammy Proggs, who was standing not far from the entrance to the Small Items shop.
7 It was late afternoon, and there was no way I could take the bus to Tembisa to confront the principal about what surely must be a mistake.
8 She hadn’t pictured herself confronting him caged and starving, hands bound, dressed in rags.
9 People are easily intimidated when the police confront them, hands on their revolvers, and most have no idea the question can be answered, “No.”
10 Shawn was too strong, she said, too persuasive, for her to confront him alone.
11 It felt like the entirety of Granger history was watching me as I heard Noah confronting Stephanie around the corner.
12 How he felt humanity squeeze his hand, and how he let that hand go — shook himself free of it, even, like a young boy confronted with an overardent admirer.
13 I was again faced with the dilemma of Valentine’s Day, confronting another strange ritual I did not understand.
14 But the storm still raged within Elsinore’s walls, as Laertes’ hot anger confronted the cold might of Claudius.
15 Stooping to gather the dropped clippings, she was confronted by the face of Sam Westing.
16 Part of me always wondered what my father would do if directly confronted with the truth.
17 Holding my hand to keep his balance, as trees and bushes made strange, sliding movements in his peripheral vision, Lefty was confronting the possibility that consciousness was a biological accident.
18 She usually doesn’t confront my brother like that.
19 So easy to be like the others, not to have to confront those terrible eyes every morning.
20 When the public protests, confronted with some obvious evidence of damaging results of pesticide applications, it is fed little tranquilizing pills of half truth.
1 面临
face front encounter head in face exposure expose bring up against up against meet before commit affront bide be up against in the face of faced with confronted with confronted by look upon confront with look out on
2 对质
3 使遭遇
4 面对
ob- face breast in face come up against confrontation vis-a-vis front dare envisage affront look out upon carry the can for expose be staring at orient bring up against in the face of reckon with opposition facing fornent to toward in face of confrontational look towards give on to faced with confronted with face to face confronted by look upon be faced with look out on
5 对照
antithetical comparison contrast opposition antithesis contraposition -ison compare antithetic contrapositive control balance counterpoint contrapose check oppose confer collate checkup set off against contradistinctive distinction collation collative compared contrastive contrastively cross-reference against cross-refer
7 勇敢地面对
8 处理
treatment conduct concentration take see process cover Field deal action speak manage treat handle touch dress hack cope dispose crunch transact lace into get shot of attack transaction settlement handling disposal do play face field address organize solve tackle get on top of be shot of deal with take care of get through attend to dispose of contend with take care of yourself manipulation approach deliver sort capture navigate negotiate go beyond come at work through sort out engage with see about straighten out wade through
12 遇到
13 与…相对
14 反抗
rebel rebellious rearguard mutinous rise exception resistance rebellion kick react mutiny mock antagonize outface counterwork oppugn trail coat bid defiance to
15 解决
resolution settlement do solve resolve settle tackle cure overcome clinch mend surmount get round deal with work out get over get around dispose of
16 比较
relative comparative compare comparison parallel balance weigh contrastive comparatively than proportion confrontation with scale measure match confer paragon parallelize lay together cf compared proportionally syncrisis parallelism versus contrast draw a parallel between
17 勇敢面对
18 对证
19 遭遇
shoe fare meet face encounter bechance CUP rencounter fall affront catch run up against visit upon
21 使面临
22 对比
analogic balance contrast parallel correlation counterpoint contradistinction dissimilitude contradistinguish oppose contrastive distinction confrontation scale mate
23 对付
handling face address approach absorb cope conquer deal with get on attend to contend with deal manage hack
24 对抗
war reaction encounter clash rivalry confrontation face-off antagonism go-around anti- front counter beard withstand grapple counteract countervail face off rival opposition meet oppose antagonize counterwork oppugn white backlash v opposing antagonistic hostility versus compete contrary adversarial resist
25 与对抗