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con.front objkEn5frQntv [T]to face, meet or deal with (a difficult situation or person)面对，面临，遭遇，正视As she left the court, she was confronted by angry crowds who tried to block her way.当她离开法庭时，面对的是欲拦住她去路的愤怒的人群。When he returned to his office he was confronted by/with a great pile of work.回到办公室，他面临的是一大堆工作。It's an issue we'll have to confront at some point, no matter how unpleasant it is.我们总归得处理这个问题，不管它有多讨厌。Pronunciation is just one of the many problems that confront the language learner.发音只是学语言者要碰到的许多问题之一。If you confront someone with something you tell them what they do not want to hear, often because it is something bad that they have done or it needs an explanation.使对质，使当面对证I know she's got a problem, but I daren't confront her with it in case she breaks down.我知道她出问题了，但怕她受不了我不敢当她面提出。I thought I would remain calm, but when I was confronted with/by the TV camera, I became very nervous.我以为我会保持镇静，但当面对摄像机时，我变得紧张万分。
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