Definition of collide with - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
1.
physical impacthit something with force
- The car collided with the tree.
2.
metaphorical conflictcome into conflict or opposition
- Their ideas collided with each other during the debate.
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collision
collide with something forcefully
collision
collide with something
motion
collide with something forcefully
amusement ride
small electric car for amusement park rides designed to collide with others
collision
collide violently with something
collision
collide with something intentionally to damage it
collision
collide with something accidentally
collision
collide accidentally with each other
collision
collide forcefully with something
collision
collide violently with something
accidents
collide violently with something
collision
collide forcefully with something unexpectedly
collision
collide forcefully with something suddenly
collision
hit or collide with something
collision
collide with something while walking
Examples of collide with in a sentence
Two trains collided with each other on the track. His plans collided with the company's policies. Their schedules collided with each other.
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- French:percuter, se heurter à, ...
- German:kollidieren mit, aneinandergeraten, ...
- Italian:scontrarsi con, entrare in conflitto con, ...
- Spanish:chocar, oponerse, ...
- Portuguese:colidir, conflitar, ...
- Chinese:撞, 发生冲突, ...
- Japanese:衝突する, 対立する, ...
- Arabic:اِرْتَطَمَ بِـ, تَصَادَمَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְנַגֵּשׁ בְּ, לְהִתְנַגֵּשׁ עִם, ...
- Russian:сталкиваться, противоречить, ...
- Ukrainian:врізатися, конфліктувати, ...
- Hindi:टकराना, विरोध करना, ...
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