Co oznacza confront w języku angielskim i jaka jest definicja confront?

Możesz nauczyć się confront wymowy, gramatyki i synonimów w tym najbardziej autorytatywnym słowniku języka angielskiego.

confront znaczenie & definicja

0 to tell someone something, or show them something to try to make them admit they have done something wrong -- przedstawiać, konfrontować
- Confronted with the evidence, she broke down and confessed.
1 to be in a difficult situation, or to be shown something which may cause difficulties -- stanąć w obliczu czegoś
- We are confronted by the possibility of war.
2 to stand in front of someone in a frightening way -- zagrodzić drogę
- He was confronted by two masked men.
3 to see that a problem exists and try to deal with it -- stawiać czoło
- First, they must confront their addiction.

It is usually bothersome to be confronted with statements about the supposed universal nature of a particular linguistic phenomenon.
Cotton, wheat, and tobacco farmers confronted an uncertain economic environment and were willing to accept restrictions on production in exchange for high, guaranteed prices.
But even when we have such information of partial effects, we confront the difficulty of adding up all partial effects.
To grab hold of the certainty of experience, knowledge, or sensation is often difficult when confronting both sound and memory.
All these cases, however, were resolved by eliciting confessions from the suspects after confronting them with the evidence.
Like a message in a bottle, it forces the reader to journey across time, to confront an unmediated image of the eighteenth-century past.
This represented a dramatic moment of instantiation of both continuity and change of tradition for a community in the process of confronting change.
They confronted the economic troubles of that decade already having enacted national programs to provide health care to all their citizens.