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clash

Word family
clash1 /klæʃ/ ●●○ verb
1 [intransitiveI]FIGHT if two armies, groups etc clash, they start fighting – used in news reports (發生)沖突〔用於新聞報道〕
Troops clashed near the border.
軍隊在邊境附近發生了沖突。
clash with
Police have clashed with demonstrators again today.
今天警方和遊行示威者再次發生沖突。
2 [intransitiveI] if two people or groups clash, they argue because they have very different beliefs and opinions – used in news reports 爭論,爭執〔用於新聞報道〕
clash with
Democrats clashed with Republicans in a heated debate.
民主黨和共和黨在一場激烈的辯論中針鋒相對。
clash over/on
The two men have clashed over the report’s conclusions.
這兩個人爲報告的結論發生了爭執。
3 [intransitiveI]SUIT/LOOK GOOD TOGETHER if two colours or designs clash, they look very bad together 〔顔色、花樣〕不相配,不協調
clash with
I can’t wear red – it clashes with my hair.
我不能穿紅的,紅色和我的頭發不配。
4 [intransitiveI]TIME/AT THE SAME TIME especially British EnglishBrE if two events clash, they happen at the same time in a way that is inconvenient 〔兩件事情〕撞期,有時間沖突 SYN American English conflict
clash with
The announcement has been delayed to avoid clashing with the prime minister’s speech.
公告被推遲了,以避免和首相的講話時間沖突。
5 [intransitiveI, transitiveT]SOUND if two pieces of metal clash, or if you clash them, they make a loud ringing sound (使)發出〔金屬相碰的〕撞擊聲
The cymbals clashed.
铙钹作響。
Examples from the Corpus
clash2 ●●○ noun [countableC]
1 WARFIGHTa short fight between two armies or groups – used in news reports 沖突,打鬥〔用於新聞報道〕
armed clashes along the border
邊境武裝沖突
clash between/with
violent clashes between police and demonstrators
警方和示威者之間的暴力沖突
2 ARGUEan argument between two people or groups because they have very different beliefs or opinions – used in news reports 爭論,交鋒〔用於新聞報道〕
clash between/with
The plans put oil companies in a head-on clash with environmentalists.
這些計劃使石油公司和環境保護主義者正面交鋒。
personality/culture clash (=a situation in which two people or groups do not like each other) 個性/文化沖突
3 a sports match between two teams, players etc that is expected to be very exciting – used in sports reports 〔體育比賽兩隊、兩名選手等之間精彩激烈的〕交鋒,交手,對陣〔用於體育報道〕
The heavyweight clash goes ahead in Las Vegas on 8 May.
這次重量級拳擊對戰將於 5 8 日在拉斯維加斯舉行。
4 TIME/FREE TIMEa situation in which two events happen at the same time in a way that is inconvenient 〔時間上的〕沖突,撞期
a scheduling clash on TV
電視節目時間安排上的沖突
5 SOUNDa loud sound made by two metal objects hitting each other 〔金屬的〕碰撞聲
the clash of swords
劍的撞擊聲
6 SUIT/LOOK GOOD TOGETHERa combination of two colours, designs etc that look bad together 〔顔色、花樣等的〕不相配,不協調
a colour clash
色彩碰撞
nCOLLOCATIONS
adjectives
a violent clash
Four people were killed during violent clashes with the army.
a fierce/bitter clash (=involving violence and strong feelings)
Fierce clashes swept across Bosnia and Croatia.
a serious clash
This was one of the most serious clashes since the two countries agreed to a ceasefire.
a minor clash
Minor clashes were reported to have taken place between police and students.
an armed clash (=involving the use of weapons)
The violence could soon become armed clashes and even a war.
an ethnic clash (=between people of different races)
20 people died in ethnic clashes before Christmas.
verbs
lead to a clash
The anti-war protests led to violent clashes between police and demonstrators.
a clash occurs
A number of clashes occurred throughout the south between these opposing groups.
a clash breaks out
Armed clashes broke out on Tuesday between the military and the rebels.
a clash takes place
Fierce clashes took place with local police.
be killed/injured in a clash
Eight people were killed in clashes between the army and police.
Examples from the Corpus
The ClashClash, Then
na British punk band which started performing in 1976. Their albums include The Clash and London Calling. Their success continued even when punk was no longer fashionable.
Origin clash1
(1500-1600) From the sound of sharp blows

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