confront

/kənfɹˈʌnt/

/kənˈfɹənt/

to confront

MAIN VERB

hacer frente a

to face someone, particularly in a way that is unfriendly or threatening

sinónimos : face

afrontar

to face a difficulty or problem and start to deal with it

sinónimos : face

antónimos : avoid

Ejemplos

1. If you confront him, he will add fuel to the fire by getting defensive.

2. If he decides to confront the boss about his unfair treatment, he'll be having his neck on the block.

3. I'm not surprised the bully backed down when you confronted him.

4. Don't confront her about it until you have the right sow by the ear.