に当たる

deal with; undertake

→ に
phrase Common #4,970
deal with; undertake Used with に to mean dealing with or tackling a task, problem, or incident. In the related form にあたって, it means “when undertaking” or “upon.”
JA: 専門家はこの問題に当たる。
EN: Experts will deal with this problem.

お前が撃たれる時は腕のいいに当たるよう祈るんだな

When you get shot, you'd better pray it’s by someone who knows what they’re doing.

— ウエスタン (1968)

いつもに当たるんだ

You always take it out on me.

— ニュー・シネマ・パラダイス (1988)

メアリー宝くじに当たる夢を見た

Mary dreamed that she won the lottery.

私は屋根に当たるの音が好きだ

I like the sound of rain hitting the roof.

精神にとって読書は肉体にとって運動に当たる

Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body.

私たちはに当たるのが怖かったので階下に走って降りていった

We were afraid of getting hit by bullets, so we ran downstairs.

懸賞ってほんとに当たるのかね

I wonder if anyone really wins those sweepstakes.

に当たるつもりはなかったんだ

I didn't mean to take it out on you.

私の誕生日今年は金曜日に当たる

My birthday falls on a Friday this year.

警官に当たる?

Will it hit the police officer?

— エリート・スクワッド (2007)

歯茎に当たるところはないですか

Is there any part that's rubbing against your gums?

果物はに当たる腐る

Fruit rots when exposed to sunlight.

に当たる

Don't take it out on me.

— 自転車泥棒 (1948)

に当たるなよ

Don't take it out on me.

— JUNO/ジュノ (2007)

問題はどうして難局に当たるである

The question is why we encounter difficult situations.