“To be confronted with” in Japanese
Short answer
To be confronted with in Japanese is “差し当たる” (sashiataru). Full meaning: to face (a situation), to encounter, to be confronted with.
Other ways to say “To be confronted with” in Japanese
差当る
sashiataru to face (a situation), to encounter, to be confronted with
さし当る
sashiataru to face (a situation), to encounter, to be confronted with
差し当る
sashiataru to face (a situation), to encounter, to be confronted with
差当たる
sashiataru to face (a situation), to encounter, to be confronted with
さしあたる
sashiataru to face (a situation), to encounter, to be confronted with
差しあたる
sashiataru to face (a situation), to encounter, to be confronted with
さし当たる
sashiataru to face (a situation), to encounter, to be confronted with
差当っ
sashiata to face (a situation), to encounter, to be confronted with
差当ッ
sashiata to face (a situation), to encounter, to be confronted with
差当たッ
sashiata to face (a situation), to encounter, to be confronted with
ぶつかる
butsukaru to bump into, to run into, to collide with, to hit, to strike; to encounter, to meet with, to come upon, to face, to run up against, to be confronted with; to clash (of opinions, people, etc.), to conflict, to be at odds (with)
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