pèngzhuàng

碰撞

HSK 7-9Word · Verb

to collide; to offend

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Meanings

2 senses · 6 examples
1.

verb

to collide; to crash into; to bump

Refers to physical impact between objects. Can be used literally or figuratively for ideas or interests clashing.

Bān搬
yùn运
cí瓷
qì器
shí时
yào要
qīng轻
ná拿
qīng轻
fàng放
 ,
bì避
miǎn免
pèng碰
zhuàng撞
 。

When moving porcelain, handle it gently to avoid collisions.

Liǎng两
liàng辆
chē车
zài在
shí十
zì字
lù路
kǒu口
fā发
shēng生
le了
pèng碰
zhuàng撞
 。

Two cars collided at the intersection.

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Tā他
men们
de的
guān观
diǎn点
zài在
huì会
yì议
shàng上
jī激
liè烈
pèng碰
zhuàng撞
 。

Their viewpoints clashed fiercely during the meeting.

2.

verb

to offend; to provoke; to tread on someone's toes

Used when words or actions inadvertently upset or anger someone. Implies a lack of intent to cause harm.

Tā他
xīn心
qíng情
bù不
hǎo好
 ,
shuō说
huà话
zhù注
yì意
diǎn点
 ,
bié别
ná拿
huà话
qù去
pèng碰
zhuàng撞
tā他
 。

He's in a bad mood, be careful with your words so you don't offend him.

Wǒ我
wú无
yì意
pèng碰
zhuàng撞
le了
nín您
de的
jì忌
huì讳
 ,
qǐng请
nín您
yuán原
liàng谅
 。

I unintentionally offended your taboo, please forgive me.

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Tǎo讨
lùn论
kě可
yǐ以
 ,
dàn但
bù不
yào要
pèng碰
zhuàng撞
duì对
fāng方
de的
zūn尊
yán严
 。

Discussion is fine, but don't provoke the other person's dignity.