Examples of using Confronts in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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To stop this, Elesis confronts Wally, warning him to stop his wrongdoings.
Elsewhere, Hope confronts Snow over his mother's death and Snow's role in it,
A changing society confronts the government with new challenges to which it must respond and new conditions it has to meet.
At the age of 37, she tells everything to her family and confronts her father who denies it.
Jesus confronts the people's notions of God
The danger which confronts the missionary is to form those he has led to the Lord into a branch of the society he represents.
Lockett confronts Nantz over his brother, Cpl Dwayne G. Lockett and the others who were killed in Nantz's last tour.
Jesus confronts the people's notions of God
Amelia confronts a difficult situation, while Meredith deals with the fallout from her conversation with Nathan.
It confronts fiat and central banking via the remarkable strategy of not confronting them at all;
When Seungri confronts her, she replies,“I took a picture of it because it looks healthy.
completing his victory over the High Heavens, The Nephalem confronts and defeats him.
The Frankenstein myth confronts Homo sapiens with the fact that the last days are fast approaching.
It confronts us as nothing less than a challenge to the ethics and value system that underlies the global economy.
by confronting America's friends with force, China confronts America with the choice between deserting its friends and fighting China.
the Utroms' virtual reality, and when they do emerge, confronts them with the rest of the Foot.
It confronts us as nothing less than a challenge to the value system that underlies the global economy.
The player is driven further to find out who is causing the trouble and soon confronts Buddy.
In the film, Makoto, an undefeated karate master with 400 wins, confronts Kid as Kid tries to steal the Blue Sapphire.
It confronts fiat and central banking via the remarkable strategy of not confronting them at all; it simply bypasses them.