How do you use "conflict" in a sentence?

The conflict between the two countries lasted for several years. There's a conflict between what he says and what he does. Her work schedule conflicts with her family commitments.

conflict

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Significado: A serious disagreement or argument, or a state of opposition between ideas or interests

冲突，矛盾

conflicto

対立、紛争

갈등, 분쟁

Conflict can refer to armed warfare, personal disputes, or internal struggles (such as a conflict of interest). As a verb, it means to clash or be incompatible. The phrase 'conflict of interest' describes a situation where professional duties clash with personal interests.

Conflict可以指武装战争、个人纠纷或内心斗争（如利益冲突）。作为动词，它意味着冲突或不兼容。'Conflict of interest'（利益冲突）描述的是职业责任与个人利益发生冲突的情况。

Conflict puede referirse a una guerra armada, disputas personales o luchas internas (como un conflicto de intereses). Como verbo, significa chocar o ser incompatible. La frase «conflict of interest» describe una situación donde los deberes profesionales chocan con los intereses personales.

Conflictは、武力紛争、個人的な争い、または内面的な葛藤（利益相反など）を指すことがあります。動詞としては、衝突する、または相容れないという意味になります。「conflict of interest」（利益相反）は、職務上の義務と個人的な利益が対立する状況を表します。

conflict는 무력 전쟁, 개인 간의 분쟁 또는 내적 갈등(이해 충돌 등)을 가리킬 수 있습니다. 동사로는 충돌하거나 양립할 수 없다는 의미입니다. 'conflict of interest'(이해 충돌)는 직업적 의무와 개인적 이익이 상충하는 상황을 나타냅니다.

Ejemplos

The conflict between the two countries lasted for several years.
两国之间的冲突持续了好几年。
El conflicto entre los dos países duró varios años.
両国間の紛争は数年続きました。
양국 간의 분쟁은 수년간 지속되었습니다.
There's a conflict between what he says and what he does.
他说的和做的之间存在矛盾。
Hay un conflicto entre lo que dice y lo que hace.
彼の言っていることと行動の間に矛盾があります。
그가 말하는 것과 행동하는 것 사이에 모순이 있습니다.
Her work schedule conflicts with her family commitments.
她的工作时间与家庭责任相冲突。
Su horario de trabajo entra en conflicto con sus compromisos familiares.
彼女の仕事のスケジュールは家族の予定と衝突しています。
그녀의 업무 일정이 가족과의 약속과 충돌합니다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Latin 'conflictus' meaning 'a striking together', past participle of 'confligere' (to strike together), from 'con-' (together) and 'fligere' (to strike). Related to 'afflict' and 'inflict'.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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