confront · verb
Bedeutungen und Beispiele
Sich einem schwierigen Problem oder einer schwierigen Situation stellen und versuchen, damit umzugehen.
The team finally confronted the scheduling problem instead of repeatedly asking staff to work extra hours.
Moving abroad forced her to confront fears that she had previously avoided by staying close to home.
We cannot solve the disagreement until we confront the different expectations behind each person's position.
The novel follows a family confronting the practical and emotional consequences of losing their long-established business.
Formen
- confront base form
- confronts third-person singular present
- confronted past tense; past participle
- confronting present participle