冲撞

chōngzhuàng

to collide

HSK 7

漢字分解

Meaning and Usage

"冲撞" primarily means to physically collide or crash into something, often used for vehicles or objects. It also has a figurative use to describe conflicts or clashes in opinions, rules, or behaviors.

Common Contexts

You will often see "冲撞" in news reports about accidents or in discussions about disagreements where ideas or rules 'collide'. It carries a neutral to slightly negative tone depending on context.

Collocations and Patterns

  • 冲撞事故 (collision accident): used in traffic or physical crash contexts.
  • 冲撞规定 (clash with rules): used when behavior or speech conflicts with regulations.
  • 观点冲撞 (clash of viewpoints): used in debates or discussions.

Usage Tips

When using "冲撞" for physical collisions, it often involves vehicles or objects. For abstract uses, it implies a strong conflict or confrontation, stronger than just a mild disagreement. Avoid confusing it with "碰撞" which can be softer or more neutral in tone.

例文

两辆车在十字路口发生了冲撞,造成了交通堵塞。

Liǎng liàng chē zài shízì lùkǒu fāshēngle chōngzhuàng, zàochéngle

Two cars collided at the intersection, causing a traffic jam.

他的言论冲撞了公司的规定,引起了管理层的不满。

Tā de yánlùn chōngzhuàngle gōngsī de guīdìng, yǐnqǐle guǎnlǐcéng de bùmǎn.

His remarks clashed with the company's rules, causing dissatisfaction among

在辩论中,双方的观点发生了激烈的冲撞。

Zài biànlùn zhōng, shuāngfāng de guāndiǎn fāshēngle jīliè de chōngzhuàng.

During the debate, the two sides' viewpoints clashed intensely.