challenge (someone) to (something)

To dare or provoke one to participate in something, such as a competition. I ushered Bob out the door as soon as that obnoxious guy challenged him to a fight. Jenna is really good at basketball, so don't challenge her to a game unless you're OK with losing!

challenge someone to something

to dare someone to do something; to invite someone to compete at something. I challenge you to a round of golf. Jerry challenged us to a debate of the issues.

词组	challenge (someone) to (something)
释义	challenge (someone) to (something) challenge (someone) to (something) To dare or provoke one to participate in something, such as a competition. I ushered Bob out the door as soon as that obnoxious guy challenged him to a fight. Jenna is really good at basketball, so don't challenge her to a game unless you're OK with losing! See also: challenge Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. challenge someone to something to dare someone to do something; to invite someone to compete at something. I challenge you to a round of golf. Jerry challenged us to a debate of the issues. See also: challenge McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: challenge to usher out of some place have a scrape with (one) usher into some place agitate agitate against catch on charge at charge at (someone or something) obnoc
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