clashing

• 形容颜色、图案或想法相互冲突、不协调或搭配不佳。

Describes colors, patterns, or ideas that are in conflict or do not harmonize well together.

1. Sharply discordantB2formal

   Describing colors, sounds, or opinions that are sharply and harshly discordant or in conflict.

   不协调的

   • The clashing colors of the painting made it hard to look at.
   • Their clashing opinions led to a heated argument.
   • The clashing sounds of the two bands playing at once were unbearable.

   同义词conflictingcontrastingdiscordantdissonantharshincompatibleinharmoniousjarringopposedstrident

   反义词compatibleconcordantconsistentharmonious

• 动词，用于表示人与人、思想或物体之间发生冲突、分歧或碰撞。

A verb used to indicate a conflict, disagreement, or collision between people, ideas, or objects.

1. B2formal

   To come into conflict or disagreement with someone or something.

   冲突

   • The two politicians clashed over the new tax policy.
   • Their opinions clashed during the debate.
   • The protesters clashed with the police outside the building.

   同义词argueconflictdifferdisagreefeudquarrelwrangle

   反义词accordagreecoincideharmonize

2. Collide noisilyB1formal

   To strike together with a loud, harsh noise.

   砰然相撞

   • The swords clashed in the heat of battle.
   • The cymbals clashed loudly during the orchestra performance.
   • The two cars clashed at the intersection.

   同义词bangclangclattercollidecrashrattlesmash

3. Not match or harmonizeB1informal

   To look ugly or inappropriate together, especially regarding colors or styles.

   不协调

   • Her red shirt clashed with her green pants.
   • The bright wallpaper clashed with the furniture.
   • Those two patterns clash terribly.

   同义词conflictdisagreediscordjarmismatch

   反义词coordinateharmonizematch