“faced with”造句，怎麼用faced with造句

He stood faced with the national flag.

Be faced with; come upon;meet up with

the champion is faced with a feisty challenger.

The front of the house was faced with concrete.

With confidence we can certainly cope with any task we are faced with.

We are blessed with new opportunities and faced with new challenges.

It is filled with earth and faced with brick and stone.

There are times in one's life when one is faced with difficulties.

The acceptance must be accepted and faced with no need of distress.

Life is faced with hardships and pleasures. We must deal with life like grass and wind and sunshine.

With the proceeding of urbanization, small towns in China are unexceptionably faced with the problem of Old town Renewal.

After buying a new chain I was faced with the insurmountable task of putting the confusing jigsaw puzzle together again.

When faced with the admiring crowd, he was as proud and forgetful as if every bone had to jump out.

We will have to be faced with it, which may help continue keeping the good export situation.

Flowers are beautiful and fragrant, with their own rhythm and growth, but when faced with flowers, I would rather believe that she is blooming for me.

In translating these idioms which are loaded with national culture and local colours, a translator is faced with two choices: foreignization or domestication.

To be faced with all sorts of global problems in our world, and with the development alternative in the cross road, Manifesto shows its contemporary meanings.

Or else, though being faced with chances, it may still lose the development by reason of lacking effective measures, which results to forever sadness and regret.

When customers asked for performance, they were faced with shrinking batch windows and had to fit more and more maintenance into smaller and smaller maintenance windows.

He was faced with imminent death.

The bathroom is faced with tile.

Even willing innovators may be faced with capital constraints.

Athletics’ anti-dope campaigners are faced with a credibility problem.

some sigh with regret that Redology is faced with a crisis;

Fujian mountain areas have great development and are faced with some contradictions and conflicts of benefits.

With employees faced with the dual demands of family and work, there will be increased tardiness and absenteeism.

Chinese language teachers in the primary schools are faced with two problems: 1. How to make the students understand?

Obsessed with the number of followers they have and obsessed with preserving their beliefs even when faced with evidence that disproves or just challenges their long-held assumptions.

Compared with spares management of traditional large power supply enterprises, the spares management of areal small and medium hydropower enterprises is faced with many problems.

When faced with the task of producing so many thumbnails, your first instinct will be to start several tiny variations of the same idea.

We are faced with a difficult choice.

Now, faced with Mark’s innocent question, I hedged.

However, faced with the complicated and various situations, how can the translation work be done properly?

Choosing super quality, fleshy and fresh scallops, baked with self-made seafood sauce, makes us faced with heavy seafood smell.

With the rapid progress of the science and technology, the protection of the right of privacy is faced with an unprecedented challenge.

They are faced with slippery economic problems.

With the coming of winter, people will be faced with a shortage of food and fuel.

Our teachers and scientists are faced with many difficulties in their living conditions, which urgently need to be overcome.

When faced with setbacks, when faced with frustration and frustration, turn gracefully and gracefully.

He didn't understand ancient Chinese, and faced with the library full of Chinese historical materials, he could only look at the ocean and sigh.

The government is faced with a huge surplus of the funding.