گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'challenge'

1 کامپیوتر و شبکه:: چالش

2 عمومی:: بمبارزه‌ ط‌لبیدن‌

3 عمومی:: سرپیچی‌ كردن‌

4 عمومی:: رقابت‌ كردن‌

5 عمومی:: سرتافتن‌

1 general:: noun invitation: He gave a challenge to the people. verb questioned: She challenged the speaker's words. noun trial: It is a challenge to do that.

2 general::   noun sth new and difficult ADJ. big, considerable, enormous, great, huge, radical, real, serious, significant, strong | difficult, tough | major, main | fresh, new | exciting, interesting | economic, environmental, intellectual, political, technical, technological Liszt's piano music presents an enormous technical challenge. VERB + CHALLENGE be, pose, present | face, meet, respond to, rise to, take on/up The gallery has risen to the challenge of exhibiting the works of young artists. He has taken on some exciting new challenges with this job. CHALLENGE + VERB face sb the challenges facing nurses in casualty that shows that sb refuses to accept sth ADJ. serious | direct | effective | legal VERB + CHALLENGE be, present, represent The demonstration represents a direct challenge to the new law. PREP. ~ to a legal challenge to the president's power invitation to compete ADJ. leadership, title his title challenge to the heavyweight champion VERB + CHALLENGE issue, mount plans to mount a leadership challenge within the party | accept, take up I accepted his challenge to a game of chess. | beat off, fight off Our team will have to fight off the challenge from better trained teams. PREP. ~ from a challenge from the other political party

3 general::   verb question whether sth is right/true ADV. directly The newspaper was directly challenging the government's legitimacy. | seriously | effectively She was effectively challenging the whole basis on which society was run. | successfully The story was completely untrue and was successfully challenged in court. PREP. on She challenged him on his old-fashioned views. invite sb to compete, argue, etc. ADV. seriously No one has seriously challenged the champion. | successfully, unsuccessfully PREP. for She was poised to challenge for the party leadership. | to The count challenged him to a duel.

4 general:: challenge verbs meet a challenge (= deal with one ) • Here are a few tips to help you meet the challenges of university life. face a challenge (= have to deal with one ) • The company still faces some challenges. accept a challenge (= try to deal with one ) • He was ready to accept new challenges. take on a challenge (= accept one ) • The new headteacher has taken on the challenge of improving the school. present/pose a challenge (= be a difficult one ) • These changes pose a real challenge to farmers. provide a challenge (= be an interesting one ) • Her new job provided a real challenge. rise to a challenge (= deal successfully with it ) • It was a difficult project but we rose to the challenge. love/enjoy/relish a challenge • Children enjoy a challenge so the work should not be too easy. adjectives a big/major/huge/tremendous challenge • Building the tunnel presented a major challenge to engineers. a serious challenge • At the moment we are facing a serious environmental challenge. a real challenge (= a difficult one ) • On Monday, Sharapova faced her first real challenge of the tournament. a formidable/daunting/tough challenge (= a very difficult one ) • How to deal with waste is a daunting challenge for the west. the biggest challenge of something • This could be the biggest challenge of his career. an intellectual/physical/technical etc challenge • I love the physical challenge of climbing.