Examples of using Clash in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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Political
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Computer
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Political
Fronts clash with one another.
They're very sturdy in the clash.
There was a clash and a breach.
At some point this will lead to a clash.
The clash, pulling each other through.
People also translate
So when is this clash of the Titans?
After we had to stop their first clash.
The two armies clash at Mansourah.
The clash of steel rings through the halls of Olympus, does it not?
They run loosely one on top of the other and clash with the horns.
The red shoes clash with this green shirt.
Palestinian youth being arrested during a clash between I. D.
Culture clash, no; culture of encounter, yes.
Force is the first aspect of the world-- war and the clash of energies.
Shields clash and swords do their terrible work.
We do not want a collision or clash with Turkey.
Nevertheless the clash could have serious political consequences….
The dazzling sunlight and the bold, cast shadows clash almost tangibly.
Poland: Football Fans Clash Ahead of Poland-Russia Game· Global Voices.
The film reveals how traditional cultural values and the modern world clash.
During this clash, two policemen and two workers were killed.
But when you go back to the clash likely you will glimpse Daryo then.
The clash of the civilizations would be a genetical inherent constraint.
The medieval wars were a clash of mostly mounted samurai soldiers.
The clash between two Member States over this unilateral ban could be disastrous.
Martial arts and marital affairs clash in the UAE's first Kung Fu standoff.
It is a clash between freedom and oppression, between democracy and dictatorship.
Hardliners and moderates also clash over providing access to high speed Internet.
Gibson and Dr Larson clash over their different view of Spector- patient or prisoner?
The real political clash took place between the first and second rounds.