Confront your fears.
直面你的恐惧。
She decided to confront her friend about the rumor.
她决定就谣言的事当面质问她的朋友。
The hikers were confronted by a bear on the trail.
徒步者在小路上遇到了一头熊。
We must confront the problem of plastic waste.
我们必须正视塑料垃圾问题。
Choose the word that is closest in meaning to “confront” in the sentence: “The teacher encouraged the students to confront their fears and speak in front of the class.”
C — challenge. “confront” means v. face, oppose
She gathered all her courage to ______ the bully directly.
C — confront. “confront” means v. face, oppose
confront — v. face, oppose. In Chinese: 面对，对抗.
confront is pronounced /kənˈfrʌnt/. It breaks into 2 syllables: con · front.
“confront” means face, oppose. Examples: (1) Confront your fears. (2) She decided to confront her friend about the rumor. (3) The hikers were confronted by a bear on the trail. (4) We must confront the problem of plastic waste.
face, challenge — all close in meaning to confront (v. face, oppose).
Yes. confront appears on the iSEE Vocab Middle list, which covers nearly 700 words for the ISEE and SSAT.
con(together)+front(surface/face)