گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'conflict'

1 عمومی:: کشمکش

2 عمومی:: نبرد

3 عمومی:: كشمكش‌

4 عمومی:: ناسازگاری‌

5 عمومی:: كشاكش‌

6 عمومی:: برخورد

7 عمومی:: ستیزه‌

8 عمومی:: تعارض

1 general:: conflict verbs come into conflict with somebody • Local people have often come into conflict with planning officials. bring somebody into conflict with somebody • Some of her actions have brought her into conflict with her managers. cause/create/provoke conflict • Sometimes very small disagreements can cause conflict within a family. resolve a conflict • You may need a lawyer to resolve a serious conflict between neighbours. avoid conflict • The Prime Minister wants to avoid a conflict over the issue. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + conflict political/social conflict • Widespread unemployment often leads to social conflict. industrial conflict (= between workers and their employers ) • The industrial conflict resulted in a series of strikes. ethnic/racial conflict (= between people of different races ) • The ethnic conflict in the region has become violent. family conflict • There are various techniques you can use to try and avoid family conflict. bitter conflict (= very angry ) • The new law provoked bitter conflict. phrases a source of conflict • Lack of money is often a source of conflict between spouses. an area of conflict (= a subject or matter that causes conflict ) • There may be many areas of conflict between parents and teenagers. conflict resolution (= finding a way to end a conflict ) • The children are learning methods of conflict resolution to use on the playground.

2 general::   noun fight/argument ADJ. big, great, major | bitter, serious, violent | growing, increasing | constant, continued, continuing, unresolved He is in constant conflict with the authorities. | open, overt | global, internal, regional | armed, military | civil, class, cultural, ethnic, family, industrial, political, social, religious VERB + CONFLICT bring sb/sth into, cause, come into, create, lead to, provoke His work brought him into conflict with more conventional scientists. The decision led to a bitter conflict between the management and unions. | avert, avoid, prevent They hid their feelings to avoid conflict. | handle | end, resolve, settle, solve The United Nations are hoping to resolve the conflict quickly. CONFLICT + VERB arise (from sth), occur The conflict arose from different ambitions within the team. PREP. during/in a/the ~ Thousands have been arrested in violent ethnic conflicts in the region. | in ~ They found themselves in conflict over the future of the firm. | in ~ with in conflict with management | ~ about/over a conflict over ownership of the land | ~ between conflicts between different ethnic groups | ~ with to end the conflict with France | ~ within serious conflicts within the ruling party PHRASES an area/a source of conflict, in direct conflict with sb difference between ideas/wishes, etc. ADJ. fundamental, serious, sharp | direct | inherent the inherent conflict between the demands of farmers and wishes of environmentalists | inner | ideological CONFLICT + NOUN situation | management, resolution the key to successful conflict management PREP. in ~ with in direct conflict with his wishes | ~ between the conflict between science and religion | ~ of a serious conflict of opinion PHRASES a conflict of interests/loyalties

3 general:: noun war: The conflict in Korea is over. verb differed: His ideas conflicted with her ideas.

4 general::   verb ADV. apparently how to reconcile apparently conflicting goals | potentially potentially conflicting values PREP. with His opinions conflicted with mine.