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unable to face - traduzione in italiano
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unable to face
non in grado di affrontare, incapace di affrontare
face to face
faccia a faccia
face off
n. fare una rimessa, fare un ingaggio
Definizione
face to face
close together and looking directly at one another.
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Face to Face
Face to Face or Face 2 Face may refer to:
Esempi dal corpus di testo per unable to face
1. "We are unable to face the new threats and risks that endanger the free world alone.
2. She‘d always hoped to finish her degree, but had been unable to face her earlier challenges.
3. As a result, they were unable to face the global competition and got lost in philosophical hair splitting.
4. Unable to face watching the final day, I preferred to pace the room instead, muttering to myself about Vaughan’s declaration being fractionally too late.
5. Rumsfeld, according to a new book by Bob Woodward that depicts senior officials of the Bush administration as unable to face the consequences of their policy in Iraq.