clash
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/klæʃ/
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/klæʃ/
noun
C1
A short fight between two groups.
A clash happened between police and protesters.
警察和抗议者之间发生了冲突。
C1
A strong argument between people with different ideas.
There was a clash between the two leaders over the new law.
两位领导人在新法律问题上发生了激烈争论。
C1
A big difference between two opposing things.
There is a clash of opinions in the meeting.
会议上存在意见分歧。
C1
When two events happen at the same time.
I cannot go to both parties because of a clash in my schedule.
由于日程冲突，我无法同时参加两个派对。
C1
A loud noise when two metal objects hit.
We heard the clash of swords during the play.
我们在剧中听到了剑的碰撞声。
R
A game or match between two teams.
The big clash between the two teams is tomorrow.
两支队伍之间的大战将在明天举行。
R
When two colors or designs look bad together.
The red and green colors create a clash.
红色和绿色搭配起来很不协调。
verb
R
To fight or compete with someone.
The two groups often clash during protests.
这两个团体经常在抗议活动中发生冲突。
R
To argue strongly with someone.
The manager and employee clash about work hours.
经理和员工就工作时间问题发生争执。
R
To be very different from each other.
Their ideas clash on many topics.
他们的想法在许多话题上存在冲突。
R
To happen at the same time as something else.
The two meetings clash, so I can only go to one.
两个会议时间冲突，所以我只能参加一个。
R
To look bad when put together.
The bright colors clash and hurt my eyes.
这些鲜艳的颜色很不协调，刺伤了我的眼睛。
R
To hit together and make a loud noise.
The metal pots clash when they fall.
金属锅掉落时相互碰撞发出响声。
translation
冲突, 争执, 矛盾, 时间冲突, 撞击声, 对决, 不协调
对抗, 激烈争论, 相冲突, 时间冲突, 不搭配, 碰撞发出响声
词形变化
3rd Present
clashes
Past
clashed
Perfect
clashed
Progressive
clashing
Plural
clashes