collision in Finnish
collision in Finnish is kolari, törmäys, yhteentörmäys — collision means a single instance of two things colliding.
collision in Finnish
kolari
An instance of colliding.
törmäys
An instance of colliding.
yhteentörmäys
An instance of colliding.
What does "collision" mean?
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noun A single instance of two things colliding.
"The collision between the lorry and the van blocked the road for hours."
- noun An event where two or more objects briefly act on each other with force, even if they never actually touch.
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noun A short way of saying 'naming collision'.
"Two libraries defined the same function name, causing a collision in the code."
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noun A short way of saying 'collision detection', or the quality of being solid enough to collide with other objects.
"The character walks through walls because the developer forgot to turn on collision."
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collision in a sentence
- The collision between the lorry and the van blocked the road for hours.
- A minor collision in the car park left a dent in the door.
- Two libraries defined the same function name, causing a collision in the code.
- Renaming the variable fixed the collision that stopped the program compiling.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "collision" in Finnish?
"collision" in Finnish is kolari, törmäys, yhteentörmäys. collision means: A single instance of two things colliding.
How do you use "collision" in a sentence?
Example: "The collision between the lorry and the van blocked the road for hours." In Finnish, "collision" is kolari, törmäys, yhteentörmäys.
Are there other ways to say "collision" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "collision": kolari, törmäys, yhteentörmäys.
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