qiāng
抢
collide; bump; same as 戗
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Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesverb
to collide; to bump against
literaryUsed in classical or formal literary contexts, often paired with 地 to describe crying out in despair.
Tā他
bēi悲
tòng痛
de得
hū呼
tiān天
qiāng抢
dì地
。
He was so grieved that he cried out to heaven and earth, bumping against the ground in despair.
Kuáng狂
fēng风
qiāng抢
zhe着
chuán船
fān帆
,
jī几
hū乎
jiāng将
chuán船
xiān掀
fān翻
。
The fierce wind collided with the sails, almost capsizing the boat.
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Fèn愤
nù怒
de的
rén人
qún群
qiāng抢
xiàng向
lù路
biān边
de的
hù护
lán栏
。
The angry crowd rushed and bumped against the roadside guardrail.
Tā他
qíng情
xù绪
jī激
dòng动
,
tóu头
qiāng抢
zhe着
qiáng墙
bì壁
dà大
hǎn喊
。
Overcome with emotion, he bumped his head against the wall and shouted loudly.
Gǔ古
dài代
zhàn战
chǎng场
shàng上
,
shì士
bīng兵
men们
qiāng枪
qiǎng抢
dùn盾
zhèn阵
qián前
xíng行
。
In ancient battlefields, soldiers bumped against shield formations as they advanced.
verb
same as 戗
archaicA variant usage of the character 戗, referring to conflicting or incompatible, now rarely used directly.
Zhè这
liǎng两
rén人
de的
pí脾
qi气
qiāng抢
,
hěn很
nán难
hé合
zuò作
。
These two people have conflicting temperaments, making it hard to cooperate.