Verwendungsmuster:
[something] collides with [something]
The bus collided with a car at the junction.
A busz egy autónak ütközött a kereszteződésben.
He lost control and collided with a barrier.
Elvesztette az uralmát a jármű felett, és a korlátnak ütközött.
Two cyclists collided with a parked van in heavy rain.
Beispiele für Lernende
The car collided with a tree.
Az autó egy fának ütközött.
The two bikes collided.
A két bicikli összeütközött.
Häufiger Fehler:
Use 'collide with' (not usually 'collide to/into' in standard English).
Bedeutung
crash into something
Wortverbindungen
collide with a car
|collide with a truck
|collide with a wall
|collide with a tree
|collide with another vehicle
|collide at an intersection
|collide on the highway
|collide on impact
|collide at speed
|collide during the race
Synonyme
crash (More common and less formal; can also mean the vehicle itself has an accident.)
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slam into (Emphasizes suddenness and force.)
Antonyme
avoid (Not hitting something because you steer away or prevent contact.)
Themen
transport
|accidents
|daily_life
Definition
If one thing collides with another, it hits it hard by accident.
To hit something violently while moving, especially by accident.
Verwendungsmuster:
[two or more things] collide
Two trains collided just outside the station.
Két vonat közvetlenül az állomás előtt összeütközött.
The players collided and both fell to the ground.
A játékosok összeütköztek, és mindketten a földre estek.
Several boats collided in thick fog.
Beispiele für Lernende
Two cars collided on the road.
Két autó összeütközött az úton.
Häufiger Fehler:
In this meaning, 'collide' can be used without an object: 'Two cars collided.'
Bedeutung
crash into each other
Wortverbindungen
two cars collided
|vehicles collided
|trains collided
|ships collided
|planes collided
|players collided
|collide in the tunnel
|collide on the track
|collide during practice
|collide at the corner
Synonyme
crash (Often used for vehicles; may not explicitly state 'into each other' unless added.)
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smash together (Stronger and more dramatic; focuses on the result.)
Antonyme
miss (Passing without contact.)
Themen
transport
|accidents
|sports
Definition
If two moving things collide, they crash into each other.
To hit each other while moving, especially accidentally.
Verwendungsmuster:
[idea/plan/interest] collides with [idea/plan/interest]
Her personal values collided with the company’s culture.
Személyes értékei ütköztek a cég kultúrájával.
Their plans collided, and neither was willing to change.
A terveik ütköztek, és egyikük sem volt hajlandó változtatni.
Freedom of speech can collide with concerns about public safety.
Beispiele für Lernende
My plan collided with his plan.
A tervem ütközött az ő tervével.
Häufiger Fehler:
Don't use it for small disagreements; it usually suggests a serious conflict.
Bedeutung
conflict strongly
Wortverbindungen
collide with reality
|collide with tradition
|collide with policy
|collide with the law
|collide with his beliefs
|values collide
|interests collide
|plans collide
|collide head-on with
|collide with each other
Synonyme
clash (Very common for disagreement; can sound slightly less technical.)
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conflict (More general; often used in formal writing.)
Antonyme
align (Agreeing or fitting well together.)
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coincide (Matching or happening together without conflict.)
Themen
communication
|work
|society
Definition
If two ideas or plans collide, they disagree and cannot both work.
To be in direct conflict, so that two ideas, plans, or interests cannot both be accepted or succeed.
Verwendungsmuster:
[event/appointment] collides with [event/appointment]
My dentist appointment collides with a work meeting.
A fogorvosi időpontom ütközik egy munkahelyi megbeszéléssel.
The conference dates collided with school holidays.
A konferencia időpontjai ütköztek az iskolai szünettel.
Two major events collided, stretching the city’s resources.
Beispiele für Lernende
My class collides with my shift.
Az órám ütközik a műszakommal.
Häufiger Fehler:
For neutral scheduling, 'overlap' is often more natural; 'collide' suggests the overlap causes trouble.
Bedeutung
overlap in time
Wortverbindungen
meetings collide
|dates collide
|schedules collide
|appointments collide
|collide with my exam
|collide with the wedding
|collide with work
|collide with school
|collide with another event
|collide with a deadline
Synonyme
overlap (More neutral; does not necessarily imply a problem.)
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conflict (Common in scheduling: 'My meeting conflicts with yours.')
Antonyme
fit (Being able to be arranged without conflict.)
Themen
time
|work
|daily_life
Definition
If two events collide, they are scheduled for the same time and you cannot do both.
To happen at the same time in a way that causes a problem or makes it impossible to do both things.
Verwendungsmuster:
[particles/bodies] collide (with [particles/bodies])
In the experiment, protons collide at nearly the speed of light.
A kísérletben a protonok csaknem fénysebességgel ütköznek.
Gas pressure increases when molecules collide more often with the walls of the container.
A gáznyomás nő, amikor a molekulák gyakrabban ütköznek a tartály falával.
The model predicts what happens when two particles collide.
Beispiele für Lernende
In physics, particles can collide.
A fizikában a részecskék ütközhetnek.
Häufiger Fehler:
In scientific contexts, 'collide' is used even when the objects are very small or the interaction is indirect.
Bedeutung
particles hit each other
Wortverbindungen
particles collide
|atoms collide
|molecules collide
|protons collide
|collide at high speed
|collide at high energy
|collide in an accelerator
|collide elastically
|collide in a vacuum
|collide with each other
Synonyme
impact (Often used as a noun; as a verb it is more general and less common in physics explanations.)
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strike (More general; less technical than 'collide' for particle interactions.)
Antonyme
separate (Moving apart rather than coming together to interact.)
Themen
science
|physics
|education
Definition
In science, when particles collide, they hit each other and interact.
In physics, to come together and interact by striking one another, as when particles or bodies meet due to motion.