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facer

/ˈfeɪ.sə/

Traduction: Nom désignant une difficulté sérieuse ou un défi soudain auquel on est confronté, aujourd'hui considéré comme vieilli ou rare.

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noun

/ˈfeɪ.sə/C2formalbritishobsolète
  • frNom désignant une difficulté sérieuse ou un défi soudain auquel on est confronté, aujourd'hui considéré comme vieilli ou rare.

A noun referring to a serious difficulty or challenge that one is suddenly confronted with, now considered old-fashioned.

  1. A sudden difficultyC1informalbritish

    A serious and unexpected problem or obstacle that one is confronted with.

    frdifficulté soudaine

    • The sudden resignation of the manager was quite a facer for the company.
    • Losing his passport just before the trip was a real facer.
    • She faced a facer when the funding for the project was cut.
    • The unexpected tax bill was a terrible facer for the family.

    Synonymesdifficultyhitchhurdleobstacleproblemreversesetbacksnagstumbling block