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impinging

/ɪmˈpɪndʒɪŋ/

impingeverb

impinging

Gerund

impinged

Past Simple

impinged

Past Participle

impinging

Gerund

/ɪmˈpɪndʒ/

Translations

сталкиваться

The new regulations may impinge on our ability to conduct business.

Новые правила могут сталкиваться с нашей способностью вести бизнес.

посягать

The government's decision could impinge on individual freedoms.

Решение правительства может посягать на индивидуальные свободы.

влиять

The noise from the construction site began to impinge on her concentration.

Шум с строительной площадки начал влиять на её концентрацию.

Additional translations

ударяться

соприкасаться

Definitions

To have an effect or impact, especially a negative one.

The new regulations may impinge on the company's ability to operate efficiently.

To encroach or infringe upon someone's rights or territory.

The construction of the new building will impinge on the neighboring property.

To strike or hit something, especially with a sharp or forceful impact.

The sound of the rain impinging on the roof was soothing.

Synonyms

impingegerund / present participle

impinging

Present participle used attributively, e.g., "impinging pressure".

Definitions

Encroaching upon or striking against something; coming into contact or conflict with.

The impinging waves threatened to erode the cliff.

Synonyms

impinging upon