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面对
面對
miàn duì
v. to face; to confront, to face up to
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Simplified Chinese

Traditional Chinese

Simplified stroke orders are based on the 'Standard of National Commonly-used Mandarin Chinese Characters (现代汉语通用字笔顺规范)', issued by the China National Language and Character Working Committee (国家语言文字工作委员会) on April 7th 1997. Traditional stroke orders are based on information issued by the Taiwan Ministry of Education.
EXAMPLES
面​对​面​
面​對​面​
miàn duì miàn
adj. face to face
面​对​破​产​他​回​想​起​了​过​去​的​辉​煌​。
面​對​破​產​他​回​想​起​了​過​去​的​輝​煌​。
miàn duì pò chǎn tā huí xiáng qǐ le guò qù de huī huáng .
phr. Facing with bankruptcy he recalled the past glories.
她​隐​藏​起​所​有​的​不​快​乐​，笑​着​面​对​生​活​。
她​隱​藏​起​所​有​的​不​快​樂​，笑​著​面​對​生​活​。
tā yǐn cáng qí suó yǒu de bú kuài lè, xiào zhe miàn duì shēng huó .
phr. She hid all her unhappiness and faced life with a smile.
面​对​证​据​，罪​犯​终​于​在​法​庭​上​认​罪​了​。
面​對​證​據​，罪​犯​終​於​在​法​庭​上​認​罪​了​。
miàn duì zhèng jù, zuì fàn zhōng yú zài fǎ tíng shàng rèn zuì le .
phr. Confronted with the evidence, the criminal finally plead guilty in the court.
第​一​次​面​对​这​么​多​人​说​话​，我​紧​张​得​声​音​都​在​颤​抖​。
第​一​次​面​對​這​麼​多​人​說​話​，我​緊​張​得​聲​音​都​在​顫​抖​。
dì yī cì miàn duì zhè me duō rén shuō huà, wó jǐn zhāng de shēng yīn dōu zài chàn dǒu .
phr. The first time I spoke in front of so many people, my voice trembled with nerves.
我​们​要​敢​于​面​对​自​己​的​缺​点​。
我​們​要​敢​於​面​對​自​己​的​缺​點​。
wǒ men yào gǎn yú miàn duì zì jǐ de quē diǎn .
phr. We should have the courage to face our shortcomings.
面​对​突​发​事​件​，当​地​政​府​作​出​了​快​速​反​应​。
面​對​突​發​事​件​，當​地​政​府​作​出​了​快​速​反​應​。
miàn duì tū fā shì jiàn, dāng dì zhèng fǔ zuò chū le kuài sù fǎn yìng .
phr. Local government reacted quickly to the sudden turn of events.
面​对​死​亡​，她​没​有​表​现​出​丝​毫​的​害​怕​。
面​對​死​亡​，她​沒​有​表​現​出​絲​毫​的​害​怕​。
miàn duì sǐ wáng, tā méi yóu biǎo xiàn chū sī háo de hài pà .
phr. Facing death, she didn't show the slightest fear.
英​雄​在​面​对​危​险​时​总​有​和​一​般​人​不​一​样​的​气​魄​。
英​雄​在​面​對​危​險​時​總​有​和​一​般​人​不​一​樣​的​氣​魄​。
yīng xióng zài miàn duì wēi xiǎn shí zóng yǒu hé yì bān rén bù yí yàng de qì pò .
phr. Heroes often have the courage to be different from ordinary people when facing danger.