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I. conflict SUST. C or U [ingl. am. ˈkɑnˌflɪkt, ingl. brit. ˈkɒnflɪkt]
- conflict
- conflicto m
- armed conflict
- conflicto armado
- the two countries are in conflict over the island
- los dos países se disputan la isla
- to come into conflict with sth/sb
- entrar en conflicto con algo/alguien
- a conflict of interests
- un conflicto de intereses
- a conflict of opinions
- una discrepancia de opiniones
II. conflict V. intr. [ingl. am. kənˈflɪkt, ˈkɑnˌflɪkt, ingl. brit. kənˈflɪkt]
conflict opinions/versions:
- conflict
- discrepar
- conflict
- estar reñido
- our interests conflict
- nuestros intereses están en conflicto
armed conflict SUST. C or U
- armed conflict
- conflicto m armado
- armed conflict
- conflicto m bélico
- conflict-ridden
- muy conflictivo
- internalize guilt/conflict
- interiorizar
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inglés
- conflictividad
- conflicts pl.
- un alto índice de conflictividad
- a high number of disputes o conflicts
- en un clima de conflictividad
- in a climate of conflict
- discordancia
- conflict
- hubo discordancia de opiniones
- there was a clash o conflict of opinions
- está en discordancia con lo que manifestó anteriormente
- it is at variance with o it conflicts with what he stated before
- conflicto armado
- armed conflict
- lucha armada
- armed conflict
- se considera zona conflictiva
- it is considered an area of conflict o a conflict zone
- es una persona muy conflictiva
- he's a person with many inner conflicts
- conflicto
- conflict
- conflicto de interests
- conflict o clash of interests
- estar en conflicto
- to be in conflict
- entrar en conflicto con alg./algo
- to come into conflict with sb/sth
- conflicto
- conflict
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conflict1 [ˈkɒnflɪkt, ingl. am. ˈkɑ:n-] SUST.
1. conflict (clash):
- conflict
- conflicto m
- to come into conflict with sb
- entrar en conflicto con alguien
2. conflict (battle):
- conflict
- discrepancia f
conflict2 [kənˈflɪkt] V. intr.
- to conflict with sth
- chocar con algo
race conflict SUST. sin pl.
- race conflict
- conflicto m racial
- a conflict of interests
- un conflicto de intereses
español
inglés
- conflicto
- conflict
- pugna (conflicto)
- conflict
- contienda
- conflict
- choque (disputa)
- conflict
- colisionar con [o contra] algo fig.
- to conflict with sth
- encender un conflicto
- to stir up a conflict
inglés
español
conflict1 [ˈkan·flɪkt] SUST.
1. conflict (clash):
- conflict
- conflicto m
- to come into conflict with sb
- entrar en conflicto con alguien
2. conflict (battle):
- conflict
- discrepancia f
conflict2 [kən·ˈflɪkt] V. intr. (differ)
- to conflict with sth
- chocar con algo
race conflict SUST.
- race conflict
- conflicto m racial
- a conflict of interests
- un conflicto de intereses
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inglés
- conflicto
- conflict
- colisionar con [o contra] algo fig.
- to conflict with sth
- encender un conflicto
- to stir up a conflict
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| you | conflict |
| he/she/it | conflicts |
| we | conflict |
| you | conflict |
| they | conflict |
| I | conflicted |
|---|---|
| you | conflicted |
| he/she/it | conflicted |
| we | conflicted |
| you | conflicted |
| they | conflicted |
| I | have | conflicted |
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| we | have | conflicted |
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| they | have | conflicted |
| I | had | conflicted |
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| you | had | conflicted |
| he/she/it | had | conflicted |
| we | had | conflicted |
| you | had | conflicted |
| they | had | conflicted |
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