1.大胆面向;正面对付
2.同“face”
1.Same as face
1.The HK government needs to grow a backbone and face up to its own pollution problems and stop caving in to money.
香港政府必须挺直他们的脊梁骨，正视他们的环境问题，并且停止向金钱屈服。
2.And we'd better face up to it and formulate some strategies for coping with it, even if it's not a certainty.
即使它不是确有其事，我们也得面对它，想出对付它的办法。
3.Susan lost her legs in a car accident. for a time she didn't know how to face up to the fact that she never walk again.
苏珊因车祸失去了双腿。有一段时间，她真不知如何面对自己再也不能行走的事实。
4.Orangutan mothers face up to eight years of single parenthood raising their infants.
猩猩母亲则要做长达八年的独自养育幼儿的单亲家长。
5.She had to face up to the fact that she would never walk again.
她必须敢于面对现实：她再也不能走路了。
6.He pleaded guilty to running a dogfighting operation out of his home in southern Virginia . He could face up to 5 years in prison .
他承认在南弗吉尼亚的家中组织斗狗，并将面临5年徒刑。
7.It is always wiser and safer to face up to reality, however painful it may be at the moment.
勇于面对现实总是比较明智和稳妥的，尽管当时或许会痛苦。
8.Huang, one of the main characters of which Verde has been fixed but things like sound like a snowball growing, so have to face up to.
其中主角之一的黄维德一直不动声响但目前事情像滚雪球似的越来越大，所以不得不正视。
9.He has never been able to face up to the realities.
他从来都不能大胆面对现实。
10.the fine lines of your eyes so that I could not bear to face up to its smooth face As it is with you in exchange for the beauty.
你眼角的细纹让我不忍去正视自己光滑的脸庞，因为这都是用你的美丽换来的。