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conflict
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con·flict1 /ˈkɒnflɪkt $ ˈkɑːn-/ ●●○ W3 AWL noun
1 DISAGREE[countableC, uncountableU] a state of disagreement or argument between people, groups, countries etc 〔意见等的〕抵触，冲突，矛盾
political/social/industrial conflict
His views on the literal truth of the Bible brought him into conflict with other Christian leaders.
他坚持《圣经》字面真理的观点使他与其他的基督教领袖发生了冲突。
2 WAR[countableC, uncountableU] fighting or a war 武装冲突；战斗；战争
armed/military/violent conflict
► see thesaurus at war3 OPPOSITE/REVERSE[countableC, uncountableU] a situation in which you have to choose between two or more opposite needs, influences etc 〔在对立的需要或影响之间作选择的〕矛盾，冲突
4 OPPOSITE/REVERSE[countableC, uncountableU] a situation in which you have two opposite feelings about something 矛盾心理
5 [countableC] American EnglishAmE something that you have to do at the same time that someone wants you to do something else 时间上有冲突的事
6 conflict of interest/interests
a) DIFFERENTa situation in which you cannot do your job fairly because you will be affected by the decision you make 〔工作上的〕利益冲突
b) a situation in which different people want different things 〔不同人之间的〕利益冲突
Examples from the Corpus
conflict of interest/interests• Camelot then protested about a conflict of interest because Freshfields had worked for Sir Richard's Virgin company.• A conveyancer must be acutely conscious of the problems a conflict of interest might impose.• We don't see any conflict of interest.• E denied the charges, saying Satrap left while under investigation for conflicts of interest.• There were gross conflicts of interest involved in that land deal.• The question of conflicts of interest and duty within financial conglomerates and the regulation thereof is not entirely academic.• It helps to avoid potential conflicts of interest, but equally it has pitched for business against its parent - and won.• Both failed to sell stock they owned after being warned of potential conflicts of interests.
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come into conflict with somebody
Local people have often come into conflict with planning officials.
bring somebody into conflict with somebody
Some of her actions have brought her into conflict with her managers.
cause/create/provoke conflict
Sometimes very small disagreements can cause conflict within a family.
resolve a conflict
You may need a lawyer to resolve a serious conflict between neighbours.
avoid conflict
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + conflict The prime minister wants to avoid a conflict over the issue.
political/social conflict
Widespread unemployment often leads to social conflict.
industrial conflict (=between workers and their employers)
The industrial conflict resulted in a series of strikes.
ethnic/racial conflict (=between people of different races)
The ethnic conflict in the region has become violent.
family conflict
There are various techniques you can use to try and avoid family conflict.
bitter conflict (=very angry)
phrasesThe new law provoked bitter conflict.
a source of conflict
Lack of money is often a source of conflict between spouses.
an area of conflict (=a subject or matter that causes conflict)
There may be many areas of conflict between parents and teenagers.
conflict resolution (=finding a way to end a conflict)
The children are learning methods of conflict resolution to use on the playground.
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conflict• Social interactions were viewed as a source of cognitive conflict, thus disequilibration, and thus development.• Many of these matters are areas of conflict: conflict with parents, friends, school, or our inner selves.• Since the end of the cold war there has been no one to fund conflicts in the Middle East.• The relationship between Pauline and Chloe then became a major source of conflict in the marriage.• Can this peace settlement bring an end to years of conflict?• serious political conflict• Other aspects to consider are charges, possible conflicts of interest, and efficiency in dealing and settlement.• The court cases discussed indicate how judges have been resolving conflicts on these issues.• You've got nearly 2000 people here every day, so there are bound to be some conflicts.• But the intrusion of politics did not begin or end with the superpower conflict.• These signals may have been less predictive of the outcome because they occurred at higher frequencies at earlier stages in the conflicts.• The conflict began when early in December 1994.• the conflict in the Middle East• a violent conflict
conflict resolution• The process of choosing a best rule is called conflict resolution.• These include classes on parenting, self-esteem, conflict resolution and prep courses for the general education diploma exam.• Airlines do train flight attendants in how to spot trouble in advance, and in conflict resolution.• Subjects within international relations include war, interstate conflict resolution, international law, regional alliances, colonialism, and international organizations.• The money will be used to develop the work of the department in the field of conflict resolution and mediation.• In such a case, some form of conflict resolution must be adopted to arrive at a solution.• Since the Sherif study several researchers have followed up with studies of conflict resolution between groups.• Experts said parents can ask schools to offer conflict resolution courses or peer mediation programs.
resolve the conflict• The sponsor, a senior vice president in charge of both groups, appeared to be genuinely interested in resolving the conflict.• Successful treatment includes resolving the conflicts that produce depression - conflicts from within our inner life, or outer circumstances.• On this I can not resolve the conflict between the various affidavits.• It involves the child in the process of solving the problem or resolving the conflict.• Women repeatedly return to abusive relationships hoping to resolve the conflict and thus to not see themselves or their marriages as failures.• His government, he suggested, had empowered the military to make all tactical decisions necessary to resolve the conflict.• Thursday night Republicans planned to meet to try to resolve the conflict.
in conflict (with something)• Airlines do train flight attendants in how to spot trouble in advance, and in conflict resolution.• They are in conflict with what is expected of them.• May the two, in fact be in conflict with each other?• In a way, these two things have been in conflict right the way through the history of climbing.• While Nelson expressed affectionate thoughts about his parents, he was also clearly in conflict with them.• I alleged this placed the company in conflict with its own insured.• But he had had to turn his back on the pope in conflict over his marriages and he had dissolved the monasteries.• Eventually you reinforce the child for using the turtle response spontaneously in conflict situations.
con·flict2 /kənˈflɪkt/ ●●○ AWL verb [intransitiveI]
Examples from the Corpus
conflict• These orientations may combine with subject and parochial orientations, or they may conflict.• Defenders have advanced to a state of cognitive dissonance, an awareness that beliefs conflict with evidence.• For those whose desires do not conflict with how they live, restraint has a kind of elegance.• In other ways the activities of the councils tend to conflict with regional policy and weaken its effects.
From Longman Business Dictionary
conflictcon·flict /ˈkɒnflɪktˈkɑːn-/ noun [countableC, uncountableU]
1a state of disagreement between people, groups, countries etc
The General Strike was the most important industrial conflict of British inter-war history.
conflict between
They are both strong-willed managers, and associates have noted signs of conflict between them.
2a situation in which you have to choose between two or more different needs
conflict between
the conflict between housing the poor and minimizing taxpayer costs
(1400-1500) Latin conflictus, from the past participle of confligere “to strike together”, from com- ( → COM-) + fligere “to strike”
con·flict1 noun →n COLLOCATIONS1con·flict2 verb
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⇨ conflict (a conflict of interests) ⇨ debate (the conflict over pay) ⇨ war (a bloody conflict) conflict conflict ♦︎ contradiction ♦︎ clash ♦︎ collision ♦︎ opposition These are all words for a situation in which two things are very different from each other and cannot easily exist together. 这些词均表示抵触、矛盾、不一致。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ in conflict / contradiction / opposition◆ a conflict / clash / collision with sb / sth ◆ in contradiction / opposition to sb / sth◆ conflict / a contradiction / a clash / a collision / an opposition between sb / sth ◆ (a / an) fundamental / apparent conflict / contradiction / opposition ◆ in direct conflict / contradiction / opposition ◆ to see / create a conflict / contradiction ◆ to avoid a conflict / clash / collision ◆ to resolve a conflict / contradiction / clash ■ conflict [countable , uncountable ] a situation in which there are opposing ideas, opinions, feelings or wishes 抵触；矛盾；不一致 ◆ The story tells of a classic conflict between love and duty.这个故事讲的是爱情与责任之间典型的矛盾。 ◆ There is often a conflict of interests between farmers and conservationists.农民和环保主义者之间经常存在利益冲突。 ◆ Many of these ideas appear to be in conflict with each other.这些观念有许多看上去似乎相互矛盾。 ■ contradiction [countable , uncountable ] a situation in which two facts or statements are so different from each other that they cannot both be accepted together as true 冲突；矛盾；对立 ◆ A healthy suntan is a contradiction in terms .健康晒黑是一个自相矛盾的说法。 ◆ His public speeches are in direct contradiction to his personal lifestyle.他的公开言论与他本人的生活方式恰恰相反。 contradictory ⇨ inconsistent ■ clash [countable ] the effect of trying to combine two things that are very different from each other and cannot easily exist together 不相融；冲突；抵触 ◆ Simply put, the conflict comes down to a clash of cultures.简言之，这个矛盾归根结底是文化冲突。 ◆ Personality clashes led to the break-up of the band.性格不合导致这个乐队解散了。 ■ collision kəˈlɪʒn [countable , uncountable ] (written ) a strong disagreement between two people or between opposing ideas or opinions; the meeting of two things that are very different （两人之间或对立看法、意见之间的）冲突，抵触；碰撞 ◆ The problem comes from a collision between two opposing points of view.这个问题源于两种对立观点的冲突。 ◆ In his work we see the collision of two different traditions.在他的作品中我们看到两种不同传统的碰撞。 NOTE 辨析 A collision is the meeting of two different things, a clash is the negative effect this meeting can have. The effects of a collision are sometimes good or interesting. * collision是两种不同事物的会合，clash是这种会合可能会有的负面效应。collision的效果有时是好的或有趣的 ◆ Australian food is an exciting collision of native, Asian and European cuisines.澳大利亚食品是本土菜肴与亚洲和欧洲菜肴互相碰撞后得出的令人惊喜的融合。 ■ opposition [uncountable , countable ] (formal ) the state of being as different as possible; two things that are as different as possible 对立；对立的事物 ◆ Many fairy stories are based on the opposition between good and evil.许多童话故事是以善与恶的对立为基础的。 ◆ His poetry is full of oppositions and contrasts.他的诗歌充满了对立与反差。 conflict conflict ♦︎ contrast ♦︎ contradict ♦︎ be at odds ♦︎ clash ♦︎ go against sth These are all words and expressions that can be used when two very different ideas, feelings or personalities come together. 这些词语均表示想法、感觉或性格产生冲突、相抵触、相互矛盾。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ to conflict / contrast / be at odds / clash with sth ◆ to be at odds / clash over sth ◆ stories / versions conflict / contradict each other / are at odds◆ conflicting / contrasting opinions / personalities / emotions ■ conflict kənˈflɪkt [intransitive ] (of two ideas, beliefs, stories, feelings or personalities) to be so different from each other that they cannot easily exist together or both be true （两种想法、信仰、说法、感觉或性格）冲突，抵触 ◆ These results conflict with earlier findings.这些结果与之前的发现相矛盾。 ◆ Reports conflicted on how much of the aid was reaching the famine victims.究竟有多少援助到了饥民手里，相关报告彼此矛盾。 ◆ He was torn between conflicting loyalties to family and work.忠于家庭还是忠于工作，两者相互矛盾，他左右为难。 ■ contrast kənˈtrɑːst; NAmE kənˈtræst [intransitive ] (of two things) to show a clear difference when close together or when compared （两个事物并列或作比较时）显出明显差异，形成对照 ◆ Her actions contrasted sharply with her promises.她的行动与她的承诺相差甚远。 ◆ Her actions and her promises contrasted sharply.她的行动与她的承诺相差甚远。 contrast ⇨ difference , contrast ⇨ opposite noun , contrasting ⇨ different ■ contradict ˌkɒntrəˈdɪkt; NAmE ˌkɑːntrəˈdɪkt [transitive ] (of statements or pieces of evidence) to be so different from each other that they cannot both be true （陈述或证据）相抵触，相矛盾，相反 ◆ The two stories contradict each other.这两种说法相互抵触。 ◆ This version of events was contradicted by eyewitness reports.对事件的这种说法和目击者的报告相矛盾。 contradictory ⇨ inconsistent ■ be at ˈodds to be very different from sth, when it should be the same 有差异；相矛盾 ◆ Her story was at odds with the police report.她的叙述与警方报告相矛盾。 at odds ⇨ inconsistent ■ clash [intransitive ] (informal , especially journalism 尤用于新闻 ) (of two ideas, beliefs or personalities) to be so different from each other that they cannot easily exist together and often cause arguments （两种想法、信仰或性格）不相容，抵触（且常引起争论） ◆ He clashed with his father over politics.他和父亲政见分歧很大。 ◆ His views and his father's clashed.他与父亲意见相左。 NOTE 辨析 Conflict has a wider range and is often used to talk about stories, beliefs and emotions that are very different from each other. Clash is more often used to talk about the angry disagreement caused by people having very different opinions. People or their opinions can clash but people cannot conflict . * conflict的使用范围更广，常指说法、信仰和情感彼此差异甚大。clash多指人们意见严重不合而起愤怒的争执。clash的主语可以是人或观点，但是conflict的主语不能是人 ◆ He conflicted with his father over politics. ■ ˌgo aˈgainst sth (of an idea, belief or action) to not fit or agree with another idea or belief （想法、信仰或行动）与⋯相违背 ◆ Paying for hospital treatment goes against her principles.拿钱到医院治病有违她的原则。 ◆ His thinking goes against all logic.他的想法完全不合情理。
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Arguments: argument, disagreement, conflict...
Situations involving fighting and violence: aggression, brutality, bloodshed...
Wars, battles and military manoeuvres: drawdown, overwatch, war...
Feelings of worry and nervousness: worry, concern, stress...
To disagree with someone or something: disagree, oppose, reject...
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