encounter?
英?[?n?ka?nt?]?美?[?n?ka?n(t)?r]?
詳細釋義
v.
1
unexpectedly experience or be faced with (something difficult or hostile)
遇到（困難或敵對的事）；面臨
we have encountered one small problem.
我們遇到了壹個小問題。
meet unexpectedly and confront (an adversary)
意外遭遇（敵人或敵手）
the soldiers encountered a large crowd of demonstrators.
士兵們遇到了壹大群示威者。
meet (someone) unexpectedly
與…邂逅，偶然遇見。
n.
1
an unexpected or casual meeting with someone or something
邂逅，偶然的遇見。
a confrontation or unpleasant struggle
沖突，對抗；抗爭
his close?encounter?with death.
他與死亡的頑強抗爭。
詞源
Middle English (in the senses ‘meet as an adversary' and ‘a meeting of adversaries'; formerly also as?incounter): from Old French?encontrer?(verb),?encontre?(noun), based on Latin?in- ‘in' +?contra?‘against’.
例句：
1. She?encountered an old friend on the road.
她在路上偶然碰到壹位老朋友。
2. Accidental?encounter. She said that love.
偶然邂逅。她說那就是愛情。
3. Without your help, I will?encounter?lots of trouble. Everybody thinks you deserve the credit.
如果沒有妳的幫助，我將遇到很多麻煩，大家都認為是妳的功勞。