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1 confront
{kən'frʌnt}
1. стоя срещу, намирам се лице с лице с, изправен съм срещу/пред
many difficulties CONFRONT us предстоят ни много трудности
2. посрещам/срещам смело
3. правя очна ставка, конфронтирам
4. сравнявам, съпоставям (документи и пр.)* * *{kъn'fr^nt} v 1. стоя срещу, намирам се лице с лице с; изпра* * *съпоставям; посрещам; изправям се срещу;* * *1. many difficulties confront us предстоят ни много трудности 2. посрещам/срещам смело 3. правя очна ставка, конфронтирам 4. сравнявам, съпоставям (документи и пр.) 5. стоя срещу, намирам се лице с лице с, изправен съм срещу/пред* * *confront[kən´frʌnt] v 1. стоя срещу, намирам се лице в лице с; изправям се срещу, изправен съм срещу (пред); the problems \confronting us проблемите, с които се сблъскваме; 2. посрещам, срещам смело; to \confront death ( danger) посрещам смело смъртта (опасността); 3. правя (устройвам) очна ставка, конфронтирам ( with); the prisoner was \confronted with his accusers изправиха затворника пред обвинителите му; to \confront two witnesses правя очна ставка на двама свидетели; 4. сравнявам, съпоставям (документи и пр.).
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