0 (of a car crash) in which two cars crash directly into each other -- front-
a head-on collision en frontkollisjon
1 (usually of cars etc) with the front of one car etc hitting the front of another car etc -- front-, front mot front
The two cars crashed head-on.
a head-on collision
Because the latter two questions are not addressed head-on, readers will have to draw their own conclusions.
Such collisions can be treated as head-on collisions.
Rather than confronting the problem of resource allocation across time head-on, they would prejudice their judgments in favour of earlier life-stages.
Questions about how and why speakers accept or resist external scales of value are here confronted head-on.
When addressed head-on, it was usually agricultural concerns which predominated.
Locked in a head-on confrontation with classical positivism, legal realism utterly rejects the second and third tenets of positivism defined above.
They may prefer to face the future head-on, rather than live in denial.
This is the special case when i makes a head-on collision with the interface.
