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Meanings of collide in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "clash"
Examples for "clash"
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But a possible clash between Christians and Muslims was prevented, police said.
2
The government also imposed a ban on social media after that clash.
3
A violent clash between civilians and police broke out as a result.
4
A spokeswoman said: It's not really a clash with the Terracotta Army.
5
Twenty protesters and nine officers were injured in the clash, police said.
1
The jar was displayed in the main room of the family home.
2
A portion of the gas escaped and was collected in the jar.
3
I had a pretty good idea of the soul jar's current whereabouts.
4
It should be kept in a glass-covered jar in the ice box.
5
Now place the paper into the smaller jar and seal the lid.
Usage of collide in anglès
1
This must be what happens when slow tourism and mass tourism collide.
2
Mint and chocolate collide with delicious results in these easy low-fat cupcakes.
3
It also requires us to accept a narrative where two stories collide.
4
When two such forces collide, the collateral damage ripples throughout the Imperium.
5
I don't think all this exists because some rocks happened to collide.
6
Then it would collide electrons with much heavier nuclei of lead atoms.
7
The shuttle was where I first felt the familiar and foreign collide.
8
We met in West London's Notting Hill, where dozens of cultures collide.
9
It may happen, once in a while, that two stars will collide.
10
Yet, as old and new worlds collide, a hidden magic is revealed.
11
In the quarrels of civilised nations, great armies, many thousands strong, collide.
12
Agnes's ledger falls to the floor; their cheeks collide, bone against bone.
13
The object of the game is to bounce or collide against opponents.
14
The computer blared a warning, insisting that he was going to collide.
15
They move so fast you fear that they'll collide with each other.
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They collide and sprawl across the dining table, scattering crockery and candlesticks.
About this term
Frequent collocations
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Translations for collide
Collide through the time
Collide across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common