What does 立ち向かう in Japanese mean?

What is the meaning of the word 立ち向かう in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 立ち向かう in Japanese.

The word 立ち向かう in Japanese means stand, stand up, 立ち向かう、取り組む, ~に対処する、立ち向かう, 立ち向かう 、 向き合う 、 直面する, (~に)立ち向かう、直面する、向き合う, 立ち向かう、チャレンジする, (~に)立ち向かう、抵抗する, ~に(勇敢に)立ち向かう、耐える, 立ち向かう、取り組む、闘う. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word 立ち向かう

stand, stand up

立ち向かう、取り組む

(figurative (set about vigorously)

He attacked the problem with enthusiasm.

~に対処する、立ち向かう

(handle, manage, deal with)

It is astonishing the way she manages to raise a family, do a full-time job and cope with a bed-ridden mother, all at the same time.

立ち向かう 、 向き合う 、 直面する

(accept reality of sthg) (比喩)

私たちは事実と向き合なくてはならない。
We have to face the facts.

(~に)立ち向かう、直面する、向き合う

(confront)

You've got to face your problems.

立ち向かう、チャレンジする

(persevere)

Although the path was becoming very steep, the hikers decided to push ahead.

(~に)立ち向かう、抵抗する

(figurative (oppose actively)

We must stand up against racism.

~に(勇敢に)立ち向かう、耐える

(confront)

Kate stood up to the bully by telling her loudly to stop.

立ち向かう、取り組む、闘う

(figurative (mentally: struggle) (精神的)

We're wrestling with a pretty catastrophic budget shortfall. Paul wrestled with his conscience after he stole the car.

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