/DAH lah KAH-rah/
To face a difficult situation personally, rather than running away or hiding. This phrase is often used to describe someone who takes responsibility and shows courage in the face of adversity.
Example
"When the project failed, he was the only one who faced the client."
"If you made a mistake, face it and correct it."
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/DAH lah KAH-rah/
To face a difficult situation personally, rather than running away or hiding. This phrase is often used to describe someone who takes responsibility and shows courage in the face of adversity.
Example
"When the project failed, he was the only one who faced the client."
"If you made a mistake, face it and correct it."
Word family
Regional synonyms: