clash

[klæʃ]

n.冲突, 抵触, 撞击声
vt.使 ... 发出撞击声
vi.引起冲突

例句与用法:

It's a pity the two concerts clash; I wanted to go to both of them.

真可惜两个音乐会时间上有冲突,我本来想两个都去。

The enemy armies clashed near the border.

敌军在边境附近发生冲突。

She clashed the pan down on the stone floor.

她把炒锅当啷一声掉在石头地板上。

A border clash between the two armies started the war.

双方军队在边境的冲突引发了战争。

The color of the curtains clashed with the color of the carpet.

窗帘的颜色和地毯的颜色不协调。

词形变化:

动词过去式: clashed | 动词过去分词: clashed | 动词现在分词: clashing | 动词第三人称单数: clashes |

详细释义:

vi.

1. 砰地相碰撞; 发出铿锵声

The car clashed against the wall.

那辆汽车砰地撞上墙壁。

2. 发生冲突; 不调和; 抵触[(+with)]

Their views clash on the new tax bill.

他们在新税法上意见相左。

vt.

使碰撞作声; 撞击作(声)[(+together)]

n.

1. 碰撞声, 铿锵声[the S]

We heard the clash of swords.

我们听到剑当地一声相击。

2. 冲突; 不协调[C][(+of/between)]

The demonstration ended in a violent clash with the police.

游行示威以与警察的激烈冲突而告终。


短语词组:

clash with

1. 与……冲突

The police clashed with thousands of demonstrators.

警察与几千名示威者发生冲突。

2. 与……不相配

The colour of her blouse clashed with that of her skirt.

她上衣的颜色与裙子不配。