in the PONS Dictionary
I. clash [klæʃ] VB intr
1. clash (come into conflict):
2. clash (compete against):
3. clash (contradict):
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- kollidieren form
5. clash esp Brit, Aus (coincide inconveniently):
III. clash <pl -es> [klæʃ] N
1. clash:
2. clash (contest):
4. clash (incompatibility):
5. clash esp Brit, Aus (inconvenient simultaneous occurrence):
per·son·ˈal·ity clash N
ˈcul·ture clash N
| I | clash | |
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| you | clash | |
| he/she/it | clashes | |
| we | clash | |
| you | clash | |
| they | clash |
| I | clashed | |
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| we | clashed | |
| you | clashed | |
| they | clashed |
| I | have | clashed | |
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| you | have | clashed | |
| he/she/it | has | clashed | |
| we | have | clashed | |
| you | have | clashed | |
| they | have | clashed |
| I | had | clashed | |
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| you | had | clashed | |
| he/she/it | had | clashed | |
| we | had | clashed | |
| you | had | clashed | |
| they | had | clashed |
Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
- he was continually involved in personality clashes