clash in Greek
clash in Greek is κλαγγή, βροντώ, κλαγγάζω — clash means a loud, jarring sound made when hard objects strike together.
clash in Greek
What does "clash" mean?
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noun A loud, jarring sound made when hard objects strike together.
"There was a clash of cymbals at the climax of the song."
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noun A serious disagreement, fight, or conflict between people or groups.
"The meeting ended in a clash between the two department heads."
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verb To disagree or fight, often heatedly.
"The siblings clashed constantly over the inheritance."
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verb Of colours, patterns, or styles: to look bad together.
"That orange tie clashes horribly with his green shirt."
clash in a sentence
- There was a clash of cymbals at the climax of the song.
- The meeting ended in a clash between the two department heads.
- Border clashes broke out between the two countries.
- The siblings clashed constantly over the inheritance.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "clash" in Greek?
"clash" in Greek is κλαγγή, βροντώ, κλαγγάζω. clash means: A loud, jarring sound made when hard objects strike together.
How do you pronounce κλαγγή?
"clash" in Greek is κλαγγή, pronounced "klangi".
How do you use "clash" in a sentence?
Example: "There was a clash of cymbals at the climax of the song." In Greek, "clash" is κλαγγή, βροντώ, κλαγγάζω.
Are there other ways to say "clash" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "clash": κλαγγή, βροντώ, κλαγγάζω, συγκρούομαι.