face up to
英 [feis ʌp tu:] 美 [fes ʌp tu]

释义

勇敢地接受[面对]， 正视（而不畏缩）；

双语例句

1. We must have the courage to face up the problems existing in the ranks of Party members and cadres and resolve them by relying on all Party members and the masses of the people.
   要勇于正视党员和干部队伍中存在的问题，并依靠全体党员和人民群众不断加以解决。

权威例句

Time to face up to research misconduct.
Methods: Face up to false positives.
Neutralism and selectionism face up to DNA data
Face up to false positives
Synthetic biologists face up to security issues
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