confront

• Verb, das bedeutet, sich einer schwierigen Situation, einem Problem oder einer Person direkt zu stellen, ihr entgegenzutreten oder sich mit ihr auseinanderzusetzen.

A verb used to indicate the act of facing or dealing with a difficult situation, person, or problem directly.

1. Face a challenge or problemB2formal

   To deal with a difficult situation or problem directly.

   Sich stellen

   • She decided to confront her fear of public speaking.
   • The company must confront the issue of declining sales.
   • He confronted the challenge with determination.

   Synonymeaddressfacehandletackletake on

   Antonymeavoidbypassdodgeevadeignoreneglectshunsidestep

2. Challenge or oppose someoneB2formal

   To face someone in a hostile or argumentative way.

   Sich widersetzen

   • The employee confronted his boss about the unfair treatment.
   • She confronted the thief in the street.
   • They confronted each other during the heated debate.

   Synonymeaccostbravechallengedefyfaceopposetackle

   Antonymeagreeaidassistbackconcedesupport

3. Be present or appearB2formal

   To be in front of someone, especially as a problem or difficulty.

   Sich gegenübersehen

   • A new set of problems confronted the team.
   • The reality of the situation confronted him suddenly.
   • Difficult choices confront every leader.

   Synonymeappearbesetencounterfacemeet