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encounter

en·coun·ter1 /ɪnˈkaʊntə $ -ər/ ●●○ W3 AWL verb [transitiveT]
1  PROBLEMto experience something, especially problems or opposition 遇到，遭遇〔尤指問題或反對〕
encounter problems/difficulties
They encountered serious problems when two members of the expedition were injured.
遠征隊遇到了嚴重的問題，兩名隊員受傷。
encounter opposition/resistance
The government has encountered strong opposition to its plans to raise income tax.
政府欲提高所得稅的方案遭到了強烈反對。
The doctor had encountered several similar cases in the past.
那位醫生過去曾碰到過好幾個類似病例。
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In everyday English, people usually say come across problems/difficulties rather than encounter problems/difficulties and come up against opposition/resistance rather than encounter opposition/resistance: 在日常英語中，人們一般說come across problems/difficulties，而不說encounter problems/difficulties ； 一般說come up against opposition/resistance，而不說encounter opposition/resistance
Did you come across any problems?
你遇到過什麽問題嗎？
We came up against quite a lot of opposition from local people.
我們遭到了當地人的極大反對。
2  MEET formal to meet someone without planning to 偶然碰到〔某人〕
I first encountered him when studying at Cambridge.
我第一次遇到他是在劍橋讀書時。
Examples from the Corpus
encounter• One encounters a comparatively congenial Schoenberg here.• On the way to town, the soldiers encountered a group of white policemen and shot two of them.• Matheu's efforts to establish the clinic encountered a number of setbacks.• All three dialed up without encountering any busy signals when tested Thursday morning.• This, incidentally, could help with the problem encountered earlier of incorporating unusual crimes such as child abuse in the postclassical perspective.• An attempt by Bandai to break into the game player business has encountered even more problems.• Drivers on the M25 are likely to encounter fog and black ice tonight.• Other abbreviations are encountered in some thesauri.• It was rare that she encountered interesting people through her work.• He was a famous painter once more now, not simply a local eccentric to encounter on the beach.• If your dog encounters poison oak, do not pet it until you clean its fur.• Many of the children encountered some difficulty in learning the material.• The government has encountered strong opposition over its plans to build a new airport.• It was on that second voyage he encountered the Odonata.• He encountered the young woman as she was leaving a coffee shop.
encounter problems/difficulties• But recently Julia has been encountering difficulties.• Problems of Status and Structure Volunteers who immediately assumed their permanent assignments also encountered difficulties.• Constantly he creates situations for which he can find no earthly solution and his characters encounter difficulties beyond their means to control.• Mehta -- a cousin of the celebrated Zubin -- also encounters difficulties, but keeps going.• As a school-age child, she encounters difficulties comprehending instructions.• Science and technology still accounted for the largest group of students, though recruitment for technology was encountering difficulties in Britain generally.• Whitehall officials have encountered difficulties in deciding which essential services to include.• If they buy on credit are they likely to encounter difficulties in repaying the loan?
encounter2 ●○○ AWL noun [countableC]
1  MEETan occasion when you meet someone, or do something with someone you do not know 相遇，邂逅
She didn’t remember our encounter last summer.
她不記得我和她去年夏天那次邂逅了。
encounter with
His first encounter with Wilson was back in 1989.
他第一次遇到威爾遜是在1989年。
Bernstein began training the young musician after a chance encounter at a concert (=a meeting that happened by chance).
在一次音樂會上偶然相遇之後，伯恩斯坦便開始培養這位年輕的音樂家。
casual sexual encounters (=occasions when people have sex)
偶然發生的性關系
encounter between
hostile encounters between supporters of rival football teams
互爲對手的足球隊球迷之間的沖突
2  an occasion when you meet or experience something 遭遇；經歷
encounter with
a child’s first encounter with books
孩子第一次接觸書本
a close encounter with a snake (=a frightening situation in which you get too close to something)
險遇一條蛇
Examples from the Corpus
encounter• Once before, following another encounter, a brutal and terrifying encounter, she had recognized that.• Rebelling against him and going their own way would risk another encounter with the deep.• A bus ride from New York to Miami brings encounters with all kinds of people.• A chance encounter in a restaurant led to her first movie role.• This, my first encounter with real racism came as a shock.• Brooke-Rose's engagement with feminist theory is typical of her encounter with literary theory in general.• Not all my encounters with the world of academic gamesmanship were so chilly.• He did not appear to remember our encounter last summer and just nodded when we were introduced.• These evinced no embarrassment at the encounter.• He would be no prettier after this encounter.• Then he analyzed tapes of those encounters in an acoustic laboratory at the National Zoo, set up to study bird calls.
encounter with• The U.S. had won its first encounter with the North Vietnamese army.
close encounter• Desert Orchid and a close encounter of the short kind.• In a close encounter last season, Gloucester pipped Northampton by 7 points to 6.• I've twice had close encounters of a nasty kind with flying lead.• We also shared a cou-ple of close encounters with danger.• The designer's close encounter of severe illness had a profound influence on his scheme.• The pain is severe and no predator would risk a second close encounter with these snakes.• Retired Willcox schoolteacher Joe Duhon has had several close encounters with the Playa, but he keeps going back.• For those unexpected close encounters, breath refresher capsules can be a real life-saver.
Origin encounter1
(1200-1300) Old French encontrer, from Late Latin incontra “toward”
en·coun·ter1 verb →REGISTER1encounter2 noun
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