| 释义 |
outˈfront, v.
[Cf. out- 18 b.]
trans. To stand face to face to, confront; to face.
1631P. Fletcher Sicelides H ij b, If furies should out⁓front me, I'de out-stare them. 1883Black Shandon Bells xxxiii, This newer Inisheen out-fronting the sea was more changed than the older part of the town. |