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单词 challenge
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challenge

The challenge is to make it taste good.This may feel tricky because it could also challenge your relationship with your husband.He will challenge something at its very heart.The challenge of striking new trade alliances was thrown into sharp relief last week.Clearly some more challenging tests were required.Give them an emotionally challenging situation and they will run a mile.How big a challenge is that?Far from putting us off, their demands were a challenge.The Government is challenging that ruling.A big age gap isn't always a problem but it throws in some big questions and challenges.The biggest challenge will be high youth unemployment.What makes it more challenging and what brings opportunity?This question is a challenge to the scope of my imagination.They also challenge his assertion that the countries would be great friends after separation.It is the sign of humanity and also of intellectual challenge.When confronted with something new and challenging they sank into denial.Each faces five gruelling challenges designed to test their mental and physical abilities to the maximum.Recent rather challenging situations raised issues about certain arrangements to which you give little thought.People are rebelling against that and we are making that challenge right now.There will be harder challenges to come if he stays in the side.That proved to be a very difficult challenge because half the forces did not record them properly.The biggest challenge is to get the colouring right.They ask more questions and challenge you more instead of just talking at you.The process allows those censured in the report to challenge its assertions before publication.It can be uplifting to be with friends and it is a healthy challenge to make a meal for other people.The next challenge is local government.He said that the movement would challenge any false claims and take legal action over any policy changes it considered unfair or discriminatory.

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challenge

British English: challenge /ˈtʃælɪndʒ/ NOUN
A challenge is something new and difficult which requires great effort and determination.
The new government's first challenge is the economy.
  • American English: challenge
  • Arabic: تـَحَدٍّ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: desafio
  • Chinese: 挑战
  • Croatian: izazov
  • Czech: náročný úkol
  • Danish: udfordring
  • Dutch: uitdaging
  • European Spanish: desafío
  • Finnish: haaste
  • French: défi
  • German: Herausforderung
  • Greek: πρόκληση
  • Italian: sfida
  • Japanese: 挑戦
  • Korean: 도전
  • Norwegian: utfordring
  • Polish: wyzwanie
  • European Portuguese: desafio
  • Romanian: provocare
  • Russian: вызов
  • Latin American Spanish: desafío
  • Swedish: utmaning
  • Thai: การท้าทาย
  • Turkish: zorluk
  • Ukrainian: виклик
  • Vietnamese: sự thách thức
British English: challenge /ˈtʃælɪndʒ/ VERB
If you challenge ideas or people, you question their truth, value, or authority.
Democratic leaders have challenged the president to sign the bill.
  • American English: challenge
  • Arabic: يَتَحَدَّى
  • Brazilian Portuguese: desafiar
  • Chinese: 挑战
  • Croatian: izazvati
  • Czech: zpochybnit
  • Danish: udfordre
  • Dutch: uitdagen
  • European Spanish: cuestionar
  • Finnish: haastaa
  • French: lancer un défi
  • German: herausfordern
  • Greek: προκαλώ σε μάχη
  • Italian: sfidare
  • Japanese: 挑戦する
  • Korean: 도전하다
  • Norwegian: utfordre
  • Polish: wyzwać
  • European Portuguese: desafiar
  • Romanian: a se îndoi de
  • Russian: оспаривать
  • Latin American Spanish: desafiar
  • Swedish: utmana
  • Thai: ท้าทาย
  • Turkish: meydan okumak
  • Ukrainian: кидати виклик
  • Vietnamese: thách thức

All related terms of 'challenge'

Chinese translation of 'challenge'

challenge

(ˈtʃælɪndʒ)

n (c/u)

  1. (= hard task) 挑战(戰) (tiǎozhàn) (个(個), )
    1. (to authority, ideas) 异(異)议(議) (yìyì) (种(種), zhǒng)
    2. (to rival, competitor) 挑战(戰) (tiǎozhàn) (个(個), )

vt

  1. [authority, right, idea] 质(質)疑 (zhìyí)
  2. [rival, competitor] 向 ... 挑战(戰) (xiàng ... tiǎozhàn)
    to rise to the challenge 迎接挑战(戰) (yíngjiē tiǎozhàn)
    to challenge sb to do sth 向某人提出挑战(戰)做某事 (xiàng mǒurén tíchū tiǎozhàn zuò mǒushì)
    to challenge sb to a fight/game 挑战(戰)某人打架/比赛(賽) (tiǎnzhàn mǒurén dǎjià/bǐsài)
(noun) 
Definition
a call to engage in a contest, fight, or argument
I like a challenge, and they don't come much bigger than this.
Synonyms
dare
provocation
They kept their tempers in the face of severe provocation.
summons to contest
wero (New Zealand)
(noun) 
Definition
a demanding or stimulating situation
In December, she saw off the first challenge to her leadership.
Synonyms
test
High levels of dioxin were confirmed by scientific tests.
trial
They have been treated with medication in clinical trials.
opposition
confrontation
This issue could lead to a military confrontation.
defiance
his courageous defiance of the government
ultimatum
face-off (slang)
(verb) 
Definition
to call (a decision or action) into question
The move was immediately challenged by the opposition.
Synonyms
dispute
He disputed the allegations.
question
tackle
He tackled the quarter-back.
confront
She pushed her way through the mob and confronted him face to face.
defy
object to
disagree with
take issue with
impugn (formal)
I hope the good name of the company will not be impugned.
throw down (US, slang)
(verb) 
Definition
to invite or call (someone) to take part in a contest, fight, or argument
He left a note at the crime scene, challenging detectives to catch him.
Synonyms
dare
She dared me to skip class.
invite
She invited him to her birthday party.
provoke
defy
He defied me to come up with a better idea.
summon
Howe summoned a doctor and hurried over.
call out
throw down the gauntlet
(verb) 
a task that would challenge his courage
Synonyms
test
He was testing me, to see how I would cope.
try
She really tried my patience.
tax
Overcrowding has taxed the city's ability to deal with waste.
(verb) 
The men opened fire after they were challenged by the guard.
Synonyms
question
It never occurs to them to question the doctor's decisions.
interrogate
I interrogated everyone who was even slightly involved.
accost
I told them that someone had accosted me in the street.

Additional synonyms

in the sense of accost
Definition
to approach, stop, and speak to
I told them that someone had accosted me in the street.
Synonyms
confront,
challenge,
address,
stop,
approach,
oppose,
halt,
greet,
hail,
buttonhole
in the sense of confront
Definition
to present (someone) with something, esp. in order to accuse or criticize
She pushed her way through the mob and confronted him face to face.
Synonyms
challenge,
face,
oppose,
tackle,
encounter,
defy,
call out,
stand up to,
come face to face with,
accost,
face off (slang)
in the sense of confrontation
Definition
a serious argument or fight
This issue could lead to a military confrontation.
Synonyms
conflict,
fight,
crisis,
contest,
set-to (informal),
encounter,
showdown (informal),
head-to-head,
face-off (slang),
boilover (Australian)

Synonyms of 'challenge'

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