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Significados de confront en inglés

portugués
atacar de frente
español
confrontar
catalán
enfrontar

To deal with (something unpleasant) head on.

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confrontar

Confront is referring to encounter, I silently look at the status quo. The status quo reflects my status, tranquility, just around the corner.

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State workers face fresh cuts in a new public sector pay deal.
Reuters
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Richards also said that Europe faced greater economic problems than the U.S.
Reuters
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So far, however, Myanmar has not faced international sanctions over the violence.
Reuters
4
They say seven million Zimbabweans are facing severe food shortages this year.
The Irish Times
5
Ocana said that Spain faced no problem in meeting its debt needs.
Reuters
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At present about 25 per cent of confirmed cases are health workers.
The Irish Times
2
Objective: To present a new approach to treatment using flow diversion technology.
Pubmed
3
Today, however, just two of the 18 bear market indicators are present.
The Irish Times
4
However, the reports present a very positive picture, especially at primary level.
The Irish Times
5
Today, Volkswagen said the software is present on 11 million cars worldwide.
Wired
1
Tanzania requires more health professionals equipped to tackle its serious health challenges.
Pubmed
2
But the question on how to tackle Ireland's growing job crisis remains.
The Irish Times
3
In Europe, policymakers are still trying to tackle the region's debt crisis.
Reuters
4
They tackle major infectious diseases, neglected tropical diseases and other health challenges.
The South African
5
The company said it wanted to tackle period poverty in New Zealand.
Radio NZ
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The Tree Girl lifted her face up in the new warm wind.
The Little House in the Fairy Wood
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Mr Workman said the government needed to face up to its responsibilities.
Radio NZ
3
London will, of course, face up to its moral responsibilities, he said.
The Guardian
4
He turned his face up to it and drew in deep breaths.
Frank Merriwell's Pursuit; Or, How to Win
5
The government must face up to the issue of staff being attacked.
The Guardian
Uso de confront en inglés
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It could also help us confront the crisis within our political system.
The Guardian
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WHEREAS, they did confront said Terrorist themselves, at great personal risk; and
Mr. Mercedes
3
But important decisions have been made to confront and contain the crisis.
The Irish Times
4
Today we confront the consequences of the extraordinary changes we have made.
Feminist dot com
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However, law enforcement officers arrived at the scene to confront the crooks.
The South African
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This is the start reality that we must now confront, he said.
The South African
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This generation has a very good idea on how to confront racism.
The Guardian
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This is the stark reality that we must now confront, Ramaphosa said.
The South African
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Do the animals confront us for weekend entertainment or for serious instruction?
The Irish Times
10
Using one religious faction to confront another can be a dangerous strategy.
The Guardian
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The United States is merely the first country to confront the question.
Futures 1
12
That's a fine calculation that every Labour MP must confront right now.
The Guardian
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Feel free to confront those who violate common courtesy, but be kind.
Climbing Magazine
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Civil rights groups say social media giants have failed to confront extremism.
Reuters
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We are the only animals who must confront the awareness of mortality.
The Disposable Male
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Still, she wasn't sure she was prepared to confront him so soon.
Embrace the darkness
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