encountering
سامنا
definition
verb
we have encountered one small problem
unexpectedly experience or be faced with (something difficult or hostile).
translation of 'encountering'
verb
مقابله کرنا
example
The middle part of the film becomes a series of incidents, with the girls 'encountering' people who either help or hinder them.
Officials said coalition forces ordered the airstrike after 'encountering' hostile fire from the location.
Rather, it appeared to be shock at 'encountering' the person she least expected to meet.
The proposals are also 'encountering' some mild resistance from Congress.
An animal may experience conflicting urges when 'encountering' a threat.
I used to dislike or even hate certain people whom I had 'encountered' in life.
She 'encountered' fewer soldiers the closer she came to the interior of the base.
The smoke from the fire smelled as bad as everything else they'd 'encountered' so far.
The traveling I could do without, but I wouldn't give up meeting the several hundred dance educators I 'encounter' on each tour for anything.
When you 'encounter' people who are different from you, don't judge them by how they look or act.
But despite the hardships he 'encountered' on the trip, he is already looking ahead to another challenge next year.
He was a bit of a suspicious character to 'encounter' on the streets.
Wilson shared it with other soldiers, who passed out the small gifts to children they 'encountered' on the streets.
Anemia in children is commonly 'encountered' by the family physician.
Primary spinal neoplasms are 'encountered' far less frequently in adults than in children.
They beg for money, often using bits of broken English they pick up from the occasional soldier they 'encounter' .
He also used many non-professional actors for the people 'encountered' along the way.
One problem frequently 'encountered' is determining when and how to intervene.
It is only infrequently in life that one 'encounters' people whose talents have been recognised and honoured by society.
Hypercalcemia is a disorder commonly 'encountered' by primary care physicians.
I frequently 'encountered' this problem as Director of Education for a small natural history museum.
But they're likely to 'encounter' a hostile European Union.
Yet this was the first time he'd ever 'encountered' such sullen hostility from total strangers.
Government's plan to hang every prisoner on death row has 'encountered' an obstacle.
Longtime officers claimed afterwards that they had never 'encountered' such stiff resistance.
He arrives here at midnight, he always travels late to avoid being held up by the crowds he 'encounters' in the day.
He said the troops did not 'encounter' any hostile fire.
In 27 years of trading, I have never 'encountered' such personal difficulties dealing with a customer.
Even if they could find the time, they often 'encounter' another obstacle.
But I've never 'encountered' any real difficulties or trouble.
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