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1 confront
تَصَدَّى لِـ \ confront: face: Mountaineers confront great dangers. defy: to refuse to obey; show that one is ready to fight against: He defied my orders and refused to go. face: to meet sth. (an enemy; difficulty, etc.) boldly: A soldier must be ready to face death. -
2 confront
وَاجَهَ \ confront: to face: When confronted with the facts, she admitted her guilt. Mountaineers confront great dangers. encounter: to meet (often unexpectedly); meet sth. bad or unpleasant: He encountered many difficulties. face: to look towards; be opposite: His chair faced the door, meet sth. (an enemy; difficulty, etc.) boldly A soldier must be ready to face death. -
3 confront
جَابَه \ confront: to face: When confronted with the facts, she admitted her guilt. Mountaineers confront great dangers. face: to meet sth. (an enemy; difficulty, etc.) boldly: A soldier must be ready to face death. -
4 confront
[kənˈfrant] verb1) to bring face to face with:يُواجِهHe was confronted with the evidence of his crime.
2) to face in a hostile manner; to oppose:يُجابِه، يَتَصَدّىThey confronted the enemy at dawn.
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5 konfrontere
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6 berhadapan muka
confront* * *confront, confronted, confronted, confronting -
7 се соочува со
confront; face* * *confront, envisage (envision), beard (v) -
8 соочува
confront; face————————to confront, to meet face to face -
9 sukobiti
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10 suočiti
confront, meet face to face* * *• confront -
11 делать очную ставку
confront глагол:Русско-английский синонимический словарь > делать очную ставку
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12 стоять лицом к лицу
confront глагол:Русско-английский синонимический словарь > стоять лицом к лицу
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13 стоять против
confront глагол: -
14 устраивать очную ставку
confront юр.Русско-английский политический словарь > устраивать очную ставку
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15 конфронтувати
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16 протистояти
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17 співставляти
confront, collate, compare, match, mate -
18 стикатися
confront, clash, collide, face -
19 venda sær ímóti
confront, face -
20 hadapkan
confront, confronted, confronted, confronting
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confront — [[t]kənfrʌ̱nt[/t]] ♦♦♦ confronts, confronting, confronted 1) VERB If you are confronted with a problem, task, or difficulty, you have to deal with it. [be V ed with/by n] She was confronted with severe money problems... [V n] Ministers… … English dictionary
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