when you confront an enemy you are running away from himとは 意味・読み方・使い方

to confront the enemy―stand up to the enemy

to go over to the enemy―desert to the enemy

in a war, to flee upon seeing the enemy

to encounter the enemy―fall in with the enemy

to entrap the enemy―ensnare the enemy

to take the enemy unawares―take the enemy at vantage

to inflict a wound on the enemy―wound the enemy

to chase an enemy for a long distance

to fight the enemy―engage the enemy

to sink the enemy―send the enemy to the bottom

to check the enemy―stand one's ground against the enemy

to ensnare the enemy―entrap the enemy

to ensnare the enemy―entrap the enemy

to ensnare the enemy―entrap the enemy

to exult over one's enemy―crow over one's enemy

to be at the mercy of the enemy―in the power of the enemy

It is disgraceful of him to turn his back to his enemy.

to attack an enemy in return

a battle that occurs when enemies encounter each other

to drive away an enemy from his base by attacking him

He swept the oncoming enemy from side to side.

It would be impolitic to show your hand to your enemy.

on a battle field, the condition of both sides confronting or facing each other

the battle formation that faces the enemy

a foul odor produced by the {Japanese weasel} in order to escape from predators

to attack an enemy's camp earlier than others

a male spy

the opponent's blood that is splashed onto oneself when one cuts that opponent with a sword

to chase and defeat the enemy

to attack the enemy from both sides