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1. intransitive verb1) scheppern (ugs.); [Becken:] dröhnen; [Schwerter:] aneinander schlagen3) (disagree) sich streiten4) (be incompatible) aufeinander prallen; [Interesse, Ereignis:] kollidieren ( with mit); [Persönlichkeit, Stil:] nicht zusammenpassen ( with mit); [Farbe:] sich beißen (ugs.) ( with mit)2. transitive verb 3. noun2) (meeting in conflict) Zusammenstoß, der3) (disagreement) Auseinandersetzung, die4) (incompatibility) Unvereinbarkeit, die; (of personalities, styles, colours) Unverträglichkeit, die; (of events) Überschneidung, die* * *[klæʃ] 1. noun1) (a loud noise, like eg swords striking together: the clash of metal on metal.) das Geklirre2) (a serious disagreement or difference: a clash of personalities.) der Widerstreit3) (a battle: a clash between opposing armies.) der Zusammenprall4) ((of two or more things) an act of interfering with each other because of happening at the same time: a clash between classes.) der Zusammenstoß2. verb1) (to strike together noisily: The cymbals clashed.) klirren3) (to disagree violently: They clashed over wages.) heftig streiten4) (to interfere (with something or each other) because of happening at the same time: The two lectures clash.) unvereinbar sein5) ((of colours) to appear unpleasant when placed together: The (colour of the) jacket clashes with the (colour of the) skirt.) nicht zusammenpassen* * *[klæʃ]I. vi1. (come into conflict) zusammenstoßen, aneinandergeraten2. (compete against) aufeinandertreffento \clash with another event mit einem anderen Ereignis kollidierento \clash cymbals [together] Becken gegeneinanderschlagenIII. n<pl -es>a \clash of loyalties ein Loyalitätskonflikt m* * *[klʃ]1. vi1) (armies, demonstrators) zusammenstoßenthe chairman clashed with the committee at the last meeting — der Vorsitzende hatte auf der letzten Sitzung eine Auseinandersetzung mit dem Komitee
unions clash with government over pay — in der Tariffrage gibt es einen Konflikt zwischen Gewerkschaften und Regierung
2) (colours) nicht harmonieren, sich beißen; (interests) kollidieren, aufeinanderprallen; (programmes, films) sich überschneiden2. vtcymbals, swords schlagen3. nthere's bound to be a clash between the chairman and the vice-chairman — zwischen dem Vorsitzenden und seinem Stellvertreter muss es ja zu einem Zusammenstoß kommen
2) (of personalities) grundsätzliche Verschiedenheit, Unvereinbarkeit fwe want to avoid a clash of personalities in the office — wir wollen keine Leute im Büro, die absolut nicht miteinander harmonieren
I don't like that clash of red and turquoise — mir gefällt diese Zusammenstellung von Rot und Türkis nicht
3) (of swords) Aufeinanderprallen nt* * *clash [klæʃ]A v/i1. klirren, rasseln2. klirrend aneinanderstoßen oder -schlagen3. a) prallen, stoßen ( beide:into gegen)with mit)a) aneinandergeraten (mit)b) im Widerspruch stehen (zu), unvereinbar sein (mit)c) (zeitlich) zusammenfallen (mit)these colo(u)rs clash diese Farben beißen sichB v/t1. klirren oder rasseln mitC s1. Geklirr n, Gerassel nclash of interests Interessenkollision3. fig Konflikt m, Widerspruch m, -streit m, Reibung f4. (zeitliches) Zusammenfallen* * *1. intransitive verb1) scheppern (ugs.); [Becken:] dröhnen; [Schwerter:] aneinander schlagen2) (meet in conflict) zusammenstoßen ( with mit)3) (disagree) sich streiten4) (be incompatible) aufeinander prallen; [Interesse, Ereignis:] kollidieren ( with mit); [Persönlichkeit, Stil:] nicht zusammenpassen ( with mit); [Farbe:] sich beißen (ugs.) ( with mit)2. transitive verb 3. noun2) (meeting in conflict) Zusammenstoß, der3) (disagreement) Auseinandersetzung, die4) (incompatibility) Unvereinbarkeit, die; (of personalities, styles, colours) Unverträglichkeit, die; (of events) Überschneidung, die* * *n.Zusammenstoß m. v.klirren v.rasseln v.schmettern v.
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