To confront with questions or requests.

面对问题或要求。

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By contrast, if they are taught to endeavor to confront with their real life, the youth will have a more promising future.

相反的是，如果他们被教育去努力面对属于自己的人生，年轻人将会有一个更美好的未来。

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After entering WTO, "Green bulwark" in west developed countries substitutes trade bulwark, which makes our country's export products confront with austere situation.

在我国加入WTO后，西方发达国家的“绿色壁垒”取代了贸易壁垒，使我国的出口产品面临着严峻的形势。

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Police continue to confront youths armed with rocks on a weekly basis.

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One of the reasons I like it, is it really does confront you with this very clear picture.

我喜欢这本书的原因之一，是它真的让你置身于,一幅清晰的画面之中。

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The final section of the poem presents us with the most powerful temptation that John Milton can confront, and we will find that this is a problem that continues for the rest of his writing life.

诗的最后一部分呈现给我们,弥尔顿会面对的最强有力的诱惑，我们将发现这是个,贯穿他以后写作生涯的问题。

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This was an inherent conflict that Major League Baseball had to confront with the Olympics.

FORBES: World Baseball Classic Continues To Show Ability To Benefit Global Growth Of Baseball

Some of the new financial instruments also confront investors with a problem largely absent from traditional asset-backed securities: moral hazard.

ECONOMIST: Bonds that rock and roll

Around the same time Radio 1 department head Derek Chinnery was asked by Mr Muggeridge to confront Savile with the allegations.

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