clashing

UK
/ˈklæʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈklæʃɪŋ/
clashingadjective
more clashing
Comp.
most clashing
Super.
UK
/ˈklæʃɪŋ/
US
/ˈklæʃɪŋ/
Translations
discordantSe dit surtout de couleurs, de styles, d'opinions ou d'idées qui s'accordent mal.
The clashing colors of her outfit made her stand out in the crowd.
Les couleurs discordantes de sa tenue la faisaient ressortir dans la foule.
Additional translations
heurtéPour un son rude, métallique ou désagréable.
conflictuelS'emploie pour des relations, positions ou situations marquées par un conflit.
Definitions
Incompatible or in disagreement, often used to describe colors, styles, or opinions that do not go well together.
The clashing colors of her outfit made her stand out in the crowd.
Characterized by a conflict or disagreement, often used to describe situations or interactions.
The clashing views of the two politicians led to a heated debate.
Producing or characterized by a loud, harsh, metallic sound.
The clashing cymbals echoed through the hall.
clashingnoun
clashings
pl
UK
/ˈklæʃɪŋ/
US
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Gerundial noun denoting the act or sound of things striking or people conflicting.
Translations
affrontementPour une confrontation entre forces, camps ou points de vue opposés.
The clashing of the two armies lasted for hours.
L'affrontement des deux armées a duré des heures.
heurtPour le choc ou la collision entre des éléments opposés.
The clashing of the metal sheets could be heard from outside.
Le heurt des feuilles de métal s'entendait de l'extérieur.
fracasPour un bruit violent d'objets qui s'entrechoquent.
The sudden clashing of cymbals filled the concert hall.
Le fracas soudain des cymbales a rempli la salle de concert.
Definitions
The act or sound of things striking together violently, or a confrontation between opposing forces or views.
The sudden clashing of cymbals filled the concert hall.
clashverb

clashing

Gerund

clashed
Past Simple
clashed
Past Participle
clashing
Gerund
UK
/klæʃ/
US
/klæʃ/
Translations
jurerS'emploie surtout pour des couleurs ou des styles qui vont mal ensemble.
The bright red curtains clashed with the orange walls.
Les rideaux rouge vif juraient avec les murs orange.
s'affronterPour un affrontement violent entre personnes ou groupes.
The two rival gangs clashed in the alleyway last night.
Les deux gangs rivaux se sont affrontés dans la ruelle hier soir.
entrer en conflitPour une opposition ou un désaccord entre personnes, idées ou caractères.
Their personalities often clash, leading to frequent arguments.
Leurs personnalités entrent souvent en conflit, ce qui provoque des disputes fréquentes.
Additional translations
se télescoperPour des événements ou des horaires qui se déroulent au même moment.
Definitions
To come into conflict or engage in a fight.
The two rival gangs clashed in the alleyway last night.
To be in opposition or disagreement.
Their personalities often clash, leading to frequent arguments.
To create a jarring or discordant effect, especially in terms of colors or sounds.
The bright red curtains clashed with the orange walls.
(of events) To occur at the same time, especially so as to cause inconvenience or difficulty.
Her wedding date clashes with the annual conference.
clashnoun
Definitions
A violent confrontation or conflict between opposing groups or individuals.
The clash between the two rival gangs resulted in several injuries.
A mismatch or lack of harmony between colors, styles, or ideas.
The clash of colors in her outfit made it difficult to look at.
A loud, harsh noise made by two objects striking each other.
The clash of cymbals echoed through the concert hall.
A competitive match or contest between opposing teams or individuals, especially in sport.
Saturday's top clash will see Manchester United take on Liverpool.
clashadjective
Definitions
Relating to or resulting from a violent confrontation or conflict.
Clash casualties were treated at the field hospital.