| 词汇 | head-on |
| 释义 | head-on adjective[ before noun ], adverb uk /ˌhedˈɒn/ us /ˌhedˈɑːn/ A head-on accident is one in which the fronts of two vehicles hit each other: （事故）迎头相撞的，正面相撞的 The car crossed the road and hit a truck head-on.汽车横穿马路迎头撞上了一辆卡车。 a head-on collision迎头相撞 a traffic accident accidentAn accident on the M11 is blocking traffic in a northerly direction. collisionPolice responded to the collision and closed the road. head-onBoth drivers were injured in the head-on collision. shuntUKMy insurance company refused to pay out after my little shunt. crashA serious crash on the motorway yesterday led to its closure for two hours. car crashHe died in a car crash. On the road: accidents involving vehicles anti-collision aquaplane bird strike brake bump car crash car wreck collide with someone/something fender bender pile (something) up plough into something/someone post-crash roadkill RTA rubbernecker rubbernecking sideswipe smash spin stack You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Hitting against objects accidentally and colliding head-on | American Dictionaryhead-on adjective, adverb us/ˈhedˈɔn, -ˈɑn/ direct or directly: We should have sat down and addressed the issues head-on. If two vehicles hit head-on, their fronts hit each other directly: The head-on collision left three people dead. Examples of head-onhead-on Perhaps, moreover, a case can be made for saying that philosophical understanding is advanced, not by solving problems head-on, but by moving around them. The importance of the issue merited head-on treatment in a dedicated section or chapter to tie together all the issues and questions raised surrounding it. The essays begin with a head-on confrontation with the perennial problem of the nature of 'the urban'. In doing so, it tackles head-on one of the challenges that face antisymmetric approaches, namely how to motivate the multiple movements that must take place. And that, in turn, would entail conducting our linguistic descriptions and analyses in particular ways, for example, defining and tackling poverty-of-stimulus problems head-on. The positivist now has to face the challenge head-on. A head-on collision between two disparate sets of urban interests appears unavoidable. This is the special case when i makes a head-on collision with the interface. They may prefer to face the future head-on, rather than live in denial. Locked in a head-on confrontation with classical positivism, legal realism utterly rejects the second and third tenets of positivism defined above. When addressed head-on, it was usually agricultural concerns which predominated. Questions about how and why speakers accept or resist external scales of value are here confronted head-on. Rather than confronting the problem of resource allocation across time head-on, they would prejudice their judgments in favour of earlier life-stages. Such collisions can be treated as head-on collisions. Because the latter two questions are not addressed head-on, readers will have to draw their own conclusions. See all examples of head-on These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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