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head-on
[ hed-on, -awn ]
adjective
- (of two objects) meeting with the fronts or heads foremost:
a head-on collision.
- facing the direction of forward motion or alignment; frontal.
- characterized by direct opposition:
a head-on confrontation.
adverb
- with the front or head foremost, especially in a collision:
She stepped out of the front door and walked head-on into her husband.
head-on
adverb
- with the front or fronts foremost
a head-on collision
- with directness or without compromise
in his usual head-on fashion
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of head-on1
Example Sentences
McKinney said he plans 鈥渢o take the fight to them head-on,鈥 condemning Democrats who 鈥減ut corporate interests over our communities鈥 and who can鈥檛 be 鈥渃lear-eyed鈥 about the influence of Republican donors in Democratic politics.
鈥淪tar Wars鈥 ends with victory and medals, but the Dark Side is rarely beaten head-on.
House 鈥 we are also focused on supporting younger Democrats who are running in competitive races that could help us gain a majority, because we obviously want to take on big Republicans head-on as well.
Two children, their father and his partner were unlawfully killed when they crashed head-on with a car being driven the wrong way on a motorway by a suicidal man, a coroner has ruled.
鈥淭hat aspect of things needs to be taken head-on because libraries fundamentally are constitutional organizations already,鈥 Chrastka said.
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