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collide

/kəˈlaɪd/

verb

Bir şeye veya birine güçlü bir şekilde çarpmak; çarpışmak.

To crash into something or someone with force; to come together with violent impact.

  • The two cars collided at the intersection.
  • The asteroid could collide with Earth in a million years.
  • She wasn't looking and collided with a pedestrian.
  • Particle physicists accelerate subatomic particles to near light speed so they collide with tremendous energy, revealing fundamental properties of matter.
  • Climate scientists warn that human development patterns increasingly collide with natural ecosystems, threatening biodiversity and disrupting ecological balance.
  • The study examines how competing policy priorities collide in legislative debates, forcing policymakers to balance economic growth against environmental protection.
verb

Çatışmak veya karşı karşıya gelmek; fikir, çıkar veya program açısından çakışmak.

To come into conflict or opposition; to clash in ideas, interests, or schedules.

  • Their opinions often collide on political matters.
  • The two meetings collide, so I can't attend both.
  • His personal beliefs collide with company policy.