head-to-head

• Décrit une confrontation directe ou une compétition entre deux parties, impliquant souvent un contact étroit ou une rivalité.

Describes a direct confrontation or competition between two parties, often involving close contact or rivalry.

1. Direct competitionB2informal

   Involving two parties directly competing against each other, often in a close or private manner.

   tête-à-tête

   • The two candidates are in a head-to-head race for the presidency.
   • It was a head-to-head battle between the top two teams.
   • They had a head-to-head meeting to resolve the dispute.

   Synonymesdirectface-to-facehead-onone-on-onetoe-to-toe

2. Close or evenB2informal

   Describing a situation where the outcome is uncertain or the participants are very evenly matched.

   Tête-à-tête (au sens de très serré)

   • The polls show a head-to-head tie between the two parties.
   • The match ended in a head-to-head draw.
   • It was a head-to-head competition with no clear winner.

   Synonymescloseevenlevelneck and necknip and tucktied

   Antonymeslopsidedone-sidedunequaluneven

• Adverbe signifiant 'en compétition ou affrontement direct avec quelqu'un ou quelque chose'. Utilisé pour décrire une situation où deux parties se confrontent directement, souvent dans un contexte concurrentiel ou hostile.

An adverb meaning 'in direct competition or confrontation with someone or something.' It is used to describe a situation where two parties face each other directly, often in a competitive or adversarial context.

1. In direct competitionB2informal

   In a situation where two parties compete directly against each other, often with equal chances.

   tête-à-tête, face à face

   • The two candidates went head-to-head in the final debate.
   • The teams competed head-to-head for the championship title.
   • They are running head-to-head in the election polls.

   Synonymesone-on-onetoe-to-toe

   Antonymescooperativelyjointly