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1 ♦ clash
♦ clash /klæʃ/n.1 scontro: a clash with the police, uno scontro con la polizia; a violent clash, uno scontro violento2 contrasto; conflitto; scontro; urto: clash of ideas, scontro d'idee; clash of interests, conflitto di interessi; personality clash, scontro di personalità; clash of wills, contrasto ( tra persone)4 coincidenza indesiderata; concomitanza; sovrapposizione; accavallamento: a clash in the timetable, una sovrapposizione nell'orario5 frastuono ( di oggetti metallici che cozzano insieme); clangore (lett.); ( d'ingranaggi) stridore: clash of cymbals, frastuono di piatti; the clash of swords, il clangore delle spade; clash of gears, stridore di ingranaggi(to) clash /klæʃ/A v. i.1 scontrarsi: The police and the demonstrators clashed in the square, la polizia e i dimostranti si sono scontrati nella piazza3 ( di idee, interessi, ecc.) scontrarsi; entrare in conflitto; essere in conflitto; essere in contrasto6 ( di oggetti metallici) cozzare; sbattere: The daggers clashed together, i pugnali hanno cozzato l'uno contro l'altroB v. t.● (autom.) to clash the gears, far stridere le marce; grattare (fam.). -
2 clash
I [klæʃ]1) (confrontation) confronto m.; fig. (disagreement) conflitto m.3) (contradiction) conflitto m., contrasto m.5) (noise) (of swords) clangore m.II 1. [klæʃ] 2.a clash of cymbals — un suono o frastuono di piatti
1) (meet and fight) [armies, groups] scontrarsi; fig. (disagree) [ leaders] scontrarsi, essere in disaccordoto clash with sb. — (fight) scontrarsi con qcn.; (disagree) essere in disaccordo con qcn. (on, over su)
2) (be in conflict) [interests, beliefs] essere in conflitto3) (coincide) [ meetings] coincidere4) (not match) [ colours] stonare* * *[klæʃ] 1. noun1) (a loud noise, like eg swords striking together: the clash of metal on metal.) rumore metallico, clangore2) (a serious disagreement or difference: a clash of personalities.) scontro, disaccordo3) (a battle: a clash between opposing armies.) scontro4) ((of two or more things) an act of interfering with each other because of happening at the same time: a clash between classes.) sovrapposizione2. verb1) (to strike together noisily: The cymbals clashed.) sbattere, urtarsi2) (to fight (in battle): The two armies clashed at the mouth of the valley.) scontrarsi3) (to disagree violently: They clashed over wages.) essere in disaccordo4) (to interfere (with something or each other) because of happening at the same time: The two lectures clash.) coincidere5) ((of colours) to appear unpleasant when placed together: The (colour of the) jacket clashes with the (colour of the) skirt.) sbattere* * *I [klæʃ]1) (confrontation) confronto m.; fig. (disagreement) conflitto m.3) (contradiction) conflitto m., contrasto m.5) (noise) (of swords) clangore m.II 1. [klæʃ] 2.a clash of cymbals — un suono o frastuono di piatti
1) (meet and fight) [armies, groups] scontrarsi; fig. (disagree) [ leaders] scontrarsi, essere in disaccordoto clash with sb. — (fight) scontrarsi con qcn.; (disagree) essere in disaccordo con qcn. (on, over su)
2) (be in conflict) [interests, beliefs] essere in conflitto3) (coincide) [ meetings] coincidere4) (not match) [ colours] stonare -
3 clash ***
[klæʃ]1. n1) (noise) fragore m, frastuono2) Mil, (of personalities, interests) scontro, conflitto, (of dates, programmes) conflitto, (of colours) contrasto, disarmonia2. vt3. vito clash (with) — (fig: have an argument) scontrarsi (con), (personalities, interests) scontrarsi (con), essere in conflitto (con), (colours) stridere (con), stonare (con), (dates, events) coincidere (con)
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4 jar
I [dʒɑː(r)]1) (jolt) colpo m., urto m. (anche fig.)2) (noise) suono m. discordante, stridore m.II 1. [dʒɑː(r)]1) (give shock to) scuotere [ person] (anche fig.)2) AE (spur)2.to jar sb. into action — spingere qcn. ad agire
1) [instrument, voice] stridere, produrre un suono discordanteto jar on sb. o sb.'s nerves — dare ai nervi a qcn
3) (clash) [ colours] stonare, stridere; [ note] stonare; [ opinions] discordare, contrastare, essere in conflittoIII [dʒɑː(r)]* * *I noun(a kind of bottle made of glass or pottery, with a wide mouth: She poured the jam into large jars; jam-jars.)II past tense, past participle - jarred; verb1) ((with on) to have a harsh and startling effect (on): Her sharp voice jarred on my ears.)2) (to give a shock to: The car accident had jarred her nerves.)•- jarring* * *I [dʒɒː(r)] n II [dʒɒː(r)]1. vi(clash: sounds) stridereto jar (with) — (colours) stonare (con), (opinions) discordare (da)
2. vt3. n(jolt) scossa, scossone m fig colpo, scossone* * *jar (1) /dʒɑ:(r)/n.3 discordanza; stonatura; disarmonia; dissenso.jar (2) /dʒɑ:(r)/n.2 giara; orciojar (3) /dʒɑ:(r)/n.(to) jar /dʒɑ:(r)/A v. i.1 urtare emettendo un suono stridente; stridere: The brakes jarred as the car suddenly stopped, i freni stridettero quando l'automobile si fermò di botto2 dare ai nervi; urtare: His haughty tone jarred on my nerves, il suo tono altezzoso mi diede ai nervi; to jar on the ears, avere un suono sgradevole; urtare l'orecchio3 essere in stridente contrasto (con); stridere; stonare; fare a pugni; cozzare: Your tie jars with your shirt, la tua cravatta fa a pugni con la camicia; Their political ideas jar with mine, le loro opinioni politiche sono in netto contrasto con le mieB v. t.1 urtare ( provocando una scossa); far vibrare dolorosamente; scuotere; dare una scossa a: to jar one's knee, urtare dolorosamente il ginocchio3 (fig.) scuotere; scioccare: fui scosso dalla triste notizia.* * *I [dʒɑː(r)]1) (jolt) colpo m., urto m. (anche fig.)2) (noise) suono m. discordante, stridore m.II 1. [dʒɑː(r)]1) (give shock to) scuotere [ person] (anche fig.)2) AE (spur)2.to jar sb. into action — spingere qcn. ad agire
1) [instrument, voice] stridere, produrre un suono discordanteto jar on sb. o sb.'s nerves — dare ai nervi a qcn
3) (clash) [ colours] stonare, stridere; [ note] stonare; [ opinions] discordare, contrastare, essere in conflittoIII [dʒɑː(r)] -
5 conflict
I ['kɒnflɪkt]nome conflitto m.II [kən'flɪkt]to be in, come into conflict — essere, entrare in conflitto ( with con) (anche fig.)
verbo intransitivo (contradict) [statement, attitude] scontrarsi, essere in conflitto ( with con); (clash) [ events] coincidere ( with con), accadere contemporaneamente ( with a)* * *1. ['konflikt] noun1) ((a) disagreement: There was considerable conflict about which plan should be accepted.) conflitto2) (a fight or battle.) conflitto2. [kən'flikt] verb(to contradict each other; to disagree: The two accounts of what had happened conflicted (with each other).) essere in conflitto, contrastare* * *I ['kɒnflɪkt]nome conflitto m.II [kən'flɪkt]to be in, come into conflict — essere, entrare in conflitto ( with con) (anche fig.)
verbo intransitivo (contradict) [statement, attitude] scontrarsi, essere in conflitto ( with con); (clash) [ events] coincidere ( with con), accadere contemporaneamente ( with a) -
6 collision
[kə'lɪʒn]1) (crash) collisione f.2) (clash) conflitto m., scontro m.* * *[kə'liʒən]noun (a crash; a violent striking together (of eg two vehicles): Ten people were injured in the collision between the bus and the car.) scontro, collisione* * *collision /kəˈlɪʒn/n. [cu]1 collisione; urto, scontro; (fig., anche) conflitto: the collision of two ships [trains], la collisione di due navi [lo scontro di due treni]; midair collision, collisione in volo; ( sport) scontro a mezz'aria2 (comput.) collisione; interferenza● (aeron., naut.) collision-avoidance radar, radar anticollisioni □ (naut. e fig.) collision course, rotta di collisione: to be on a collision course with, essere in rotta di collisione con □ (naut.) collision mat, paglietto turafalle □ (fig.) to come into collision with sb., scontrarsi con q.; (fig.) trovarsi in contrasto con q.* * *[kə'lɪʒn]1) (crash) collisione f.2) (clash) conflitto m., scontro m.
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