The phrasal verb "face up to" means to accept an unpleasant truth or situation.
O verbo "face up to" significa aceitar uma verdade ou situação desagradável.
| Phrasal Verb | face up to |
|---|---|
| Definition | to accept an unpleasant truth or situation |
| Examples | - You need to face up to the fact that you are never going to be good enough. - If she doesn't start facing up to what drink is doing to her, she's going to end up in hospital. |
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