collision
tabrakan
definition
noun
a midair collision between two aircraft
an instance of one moving object or person striking violently against another.
an event of two or more records being assigned the same identifier or location in memory.
translation of 'collision'
noun
tumbukan,
tabrakan,
tubrukan,
bentrokan
example
a mid-air 'collision' between two aircraft
Nobody can now deny either the existence or the importance of the head-on 'collision' between the prime minister and the chancellor.
It also revealed that motorists are six times more likely to be involved in a fatal 'collision' on a single carriageway than on a motorway.
The episode underlined the cultural 'collision' between the free - spirited Rainbow People and traditional Indian culture.
a 'collision' between experience and theory
I predict a major 'collision' between the Copyright Office and the copyright industry in the coming months - let's hope posterity wins.
cultures in 'collision'
This brought about a head-on 'collision' between the crowd and the regular troops, who opened fire.
The spot-checks by the Vehicle Inspectorate follow a recent fatal accident in North Wales in which a motorcyclist was in 'collision' with a car with tinted windows.
the device increases the chances of 'collision'
Five rail workers were among the victims of the head-on 'collision' between a passenger train and a freight train in thick fog near Bologna.
a midair 'collision' between two aircraft
The 'collision' between China and the US is a quarrel about ideas and concepts, not about things.
a 'collision' of two diverse cultures and languages
The 'collision' of ideas will certainly lead to justice and truth.
It is believed the bike was in 'collision' with one car, and then the rider struck another car as his bike spun off and caught fire.
There is a huge hype over sugar substitutes, created through the 'collision' of two very different schools of thought.
According to Gardai, the two articulated trucks were travelling in opposite directions when the 'collision' occurred.
That what is going on is essentially, a 'collision' of two cultures, with ours wrongly attempting to gain supremacy.
Three people have died in a head-on 'collision' between two cars in a weekend which also saw two police officers seriously injured in a separate road accident.
It was twenty years ago that the 130th Boat Race had to be been postponed less than an hour before it was due to start because the Cambridge boat was in 'collision' with a barge and sank.
Controversy arose over a 'collision' between Peter and the United goalie, Ray Wood, who was carried off, amid booing.
The day after the air crash, he was involved in more drama when he witnessed a head-on 'collision' between two cars.
The coach had left the castle at 4.20 pm on Saturday, and ten minutes later the accident happened when a Ford Transit van was in 'collision' with the coach.
But what Pinter's production clearly presents us with is a 'collision' between two different forms of desperation.
What of the violent 'collision' between profits and environmental limits?
And more important, what can be done to soften the impact of the 'collision' between soaring costs and ability to pay?
Out of the 'collision' of these ideas, and the failure to resolve the issues in Washington, emerged a new war.
She avoided a 'collision' by swerving violently, but that caused her car to spin on to the wrong side of the road and collide with a lorry coming the other way, despite its driver braking heavily.
An investigation has been launched after two people were seriously injured yesterday when their van was in 'collision' with a train at a level crossing near Skegness.
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