Приклади вживання Confronted Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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A man is confronted by a gang.
In some periods, relatives even openly confronted each other.
You will be confronted by God's Law.
And so some time around 200,000 years ago, our species confronted this crisis.
I even confronted someone about it.
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I froth at the mouth when confronted with injustice.
When confronted, the Germans admitted it.
Unarmed civilian Lithuanians confronted Soviet soldiers.
When I confronted her, she denied everything.
They suspect that they will be confronted by Darth Vader himself.
They confronted the 80000th wellarmed Austrian army.
Here we are again confronted with that body.
Confronted with these arguments, the Spartacists retreat to a fall-back position.
Elina and Mihaela confronted each other for the first time.
With this handful of people, he courageously confronted two Mongol fogs.
We are confronted by a vast multitude of gods and goddesses.
We recall him as a brave leader who confronted the Nazi aggression with courage.
Soldiers confronted colonial rebels in Lexington, Massachusetts.
Subsequently, Meat Circus members have confronted Foundation operatives several times.
Only recently we confronted a similar problem in dealing with border searches.
The Mr. Smith effect and spontaneous hostility when confronted with'different thinking'.
Saudi Arabia has confronted the threat of Islamic extremism before.
The Christian statesman, Karl of Austria, confronted this challenge every day.
Students will be confronted with examples of their own and other legal systems.
However, not all the tasks that objectively confronted the American revolution were solved.
Jesus constantly confronted them about their false teachings and hypocritical lifestyles.
The military successes of the Balkan League confronted the great powers with a host of complicated questions.
How to behave when confronted with an unknown or aggressive dog?
And to remain credible when confronted by assertive neighbours, notably Russia and Turkey.