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collision collision[kəˈlɪʒn]CET4CET6TEM4考研GRETOEFLIELTSn570042515885801333817933NOUN5268172341Spoken:56373896collisions[612]碰撞(79%)，冲突(21%)n.碰撞；冲突；（意见，看法）的抵触；（政党等的）倾轧 collision ★★☆☆☆/kəlɪ̱ʒ(ə)n/1[N-VAR	可变名词]碰撞；相撞 A collision occurs when a moving object crashes into something.   [oft N with/between n]They were on their way to the Shropshire Union Canal when their van was involved in a collision with a car...在去往什罗普郡联盟运河的路上，他们的小货车与一辆小车相撞。I saw a head-on collision between two aeroplanes.我看见两架飞机迎面相撞。2[N-COUNT	可数名词](不同文化或思想的)碰撞，冲突，抵触 A collision of cultures or ideas occurs when two very different cultures or people meet and conflict.   [oft N of/between/with n]It's the collision of disparate ideas that alters one's perspective...是迥然不同的观点之间的碰撞改变了人们的看法。The play represents the collision of three generations.这部戏表现了三代人之间的矛盾冲突。 collisioncol‧li‧sion /kəˈlɪʒən/ ●●○ noun [countable, uncountable]  Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1an accident in which two or more people or vehicles hit each other while moving in different directions → collidecollision with The school bus was involved in a collision with a truck. Two people were killed in a head-on collision  (=between two vehicles that are moving directly towards each other) on highway 218.► see thesaurus at accident2a strong disagreement between two people or groupscollision between a collision between the two countries over fishing rights3be on a collision course a)to be likely to have serious trouble because your aims are very different from someone else’s:  The two nations are on a collision course that could lead to war. b)to be moving in a direction in which you will hit something:  an asteroid on a collision course with Earth

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 www.ankiedu.club 	            col·li·sion              /        kəˈlɪʒn                ;          NAmE                kəˈlɪʒn                /                              noun                                    [countable            ,       uncountable        ]                    collision(with sb/sth)            |              collision(between/of A and B)                    1              an accident in which two vehicles or people crash into each other          碰撞（或相撞）事故                            ◆        a collision between two trains        两列火车相撞事故                    ◆        Stewart was injured in a collision with another player.        斯图尔特与另一选手相撞受了伤。                    ◆        a          head-on collision          (= between two vehicles that are moving towards each other)                （车辆的）迎头相撞                    ◆        a mid-air collision          (= between two aircraft while they are flying)                （两架飞机的）空中相撞                    ◆        His car was          in collision witha motorbike.                他的车和一辆摩托车撞上了。                    2              (          formal)                a strong disagreement between two people or between opposing ideas, opinions, etc; the meeting of two things that are very different          （两人之间或对立意见、看法等之间的）冲突，抵触                            ◆        a collision between two opposing points of view        两种对立观点的冲突                    ◆        In his work we see the collision of two different traditions.        在他的作品中我们看到两种不同传统的冲突。                    IDIOM              be on a colˈlision course (with sb/sth)                  1                      to be in a situation which is almost certain to cause a disagreement or argument              几乎发生冲突（或争端、纠纷）                                            ◆            I was on a collision course with my boss over the sales figures.            我和我的老板在销售数字问题上差点发生争执。                                    2                      to be moving in a direction in which it is likely that you will crash into sb/sth              朝着可能会碰撞的方向移动；有可能相撞的趋势                                            ◆            A giant iceberg was on a collision course with the ship.            巨大的冰山朝着可能与船发生相撞的方向漂移。                                      collision      collisions                  col·li·sion              /        kəˈlɪʒn                ;          NAmE                kəˈlɪʒn                /

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Collins	collision ★★☆☆☆ /kəlɪ̱ʒ(ə)n/ 1 [N-VAR 可变名词]碰撞；相撞 A collision occurs when a moving object crashes into something. [oft N with/between n] They were on their way to the Shropshire Union Canal when their van was involved in a collision with a car... 在去往什罗普郡联盟运河的路上，他们的小货车与一辆小车相撞。 I saw a head-on collision between two aeroplanes. 我看见两架飞机迎面相撞。 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词](不同文化或思想的)碰撞，冲突，抵触 A collision of cultures or ideas occurs when two very different cultures or people meet and conflict. [oft N of/between/with n] It's the collision of disparate ideas that alters one's perspective... 是迥然不同的观点之间的碰撞改变了人们的看法。 The play represents the collision of three generations. 这部戏表现了三代人之间的矛盾冲突。
Oxford	col·li·sion / kəˈlɪʒn ; NAmE kəˈlɪʒn / noun [countable , uncountable ] collision(with sb/sth) \| collision(between/of A and B) 1 an accident in which two vehicles or people crash into each other 碰撞（或相撞）事故 ◆ a collision between two trains 两列火车相撞事故 ◆ Stewart was injured in a collision with another player. 斯图尔特与另一选手相撞受了伤。 ◆ a head-on collision (= between two vehicles that are moving towards each other) （车辆的）迎头相撞 ◆ a mid-air collision (= between two aircraft while they are flying) （两架飞机的）空中相撞 ◆ His car was in collision witha motorbike. 他的车和一辆摩托车撞上了。 2 ( formal) a strong disagreement between two people or between opposing ideas, opinions, etc; the meeting of two things that are very different （两人之间或对立意见、看法等之间的）冲突，抵触 ◆ a collision between two opposing points of view 两种对立观点的冲突 ◆ In his work we see the collision of two different traditions. 在他的作品中我们看到两种不同传统的冲突。 IDIOM be on a colˈlision course (with sb/sth) 1 to be in a situation which is almost certain to cause a disagreement or argument 几乎发生冲突（或争端、纠纷） ◆ I was on a collision course with my boss over the sales figures. 我和我的老板在销售数字问题上差点发生争执。 2 to be moving in a direction in which it is likely that you will crash into sb/sth 朝着可能会碰撞的方向移动；有可能相撞的趋势 ◆ A giant iceberg was on a collision course with the ship. 巨大的冰山朝着可能与船发生相撞的方向漂移。 collision collisions col·li·sion / kəˈlɪʒn ; NAmE kəˈlɪʒn /
LDC	collisioncol‧li‧sion /kəˈlɪʒən/ ●●○ noun [countable, uncountable] Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1an accident in which two or more people or vehicles hit each other while moving in different directions → collidecollision with The school bus was involved in a collision with a truck. Two people were killed in a head-on collision (=between two vehicles that are moving directly towards each other) on highway 218.► see thesaurus at accident 2a strong disagreement between two people or groupscollision between a collision between the two countries over fishing rights3be on a collision course a)to be likely to have serious trouble because your aims are very different from someone else’s: The two nations are on a collision course that could lead to war. b)to be moving in a direction in which you will hit something: an asteroid on a collision course with Earth

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