clash

UK:  [klæʃ]

US:  [klæʃ]

过去分词：clashed  现在分词：clashing  第三人称单数：clashes  

n.

1.冲突,战斗;不调和

2.(意见、利益等的)抵触,冲突;龃龉;不一致,不调和

3.(金属撞击的)当当声,铿锵声,叮当声

4.磕碰声;咔嚓一声

5.〔美国〕比赛

6.争吵;磕磕碰碰的事

7.差别

8.劣质烛煤

9.不协调

v.

1.闹冲突,发生冲突;发生争执,发生倾轧

2.猛撞,冲突,抵触

3.(金属)碰撞作声,当当地响

4.交锋

5.发出撞击声

6.〔美国〕比赛;〔口语〕(色调等)不调和

7.互击而发铿锵之声;把…噹啷一声碰掉

8.不一致,不协调;矛盾,背道而驰

9.使当当[叮叮]地响

10.〔计〕对撞

1 . A bluff, perhaps. But it has raised fears of an impending strike and of a clash of something more serious than words.
这也许是个骗局，却使人们更加担心迫近的打击冲突将不会停留在口头上。

2 . The England international missed last Sunday's clash with Chelsea with a calf injury but has trained this week and is ready to return.
英国国脚因伤错过了上周日与切尔西的比赛，但本周已经恢复训练并整装待发。

3 . Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said the priority was to reduce tensions and avoid a clash over the incident.
中国总理温家宝说首要问题是要缓解紧张局势，避免因为此事而引发冲突。

4 . The conflict between work and leisure appears to be the clash of time distribution. Beneath the surface, the conflict is of values.
劳动与休闲的矛盾在形式上表现为时间分配上的冲突，但深层次的问题是价值观的冲突。

5 . The U. S. military says a prison clash broke out yesterday when guards tried to stop the fourth suicide attempt in a day.
美军方表示，昨天正当狱警试图阻止一天中的第四起自杀行动时，监狱内爆发了动乱。