碰撞

• 拼音: pèng zhuàng
• 汉字拆解: 碰 = 石 + 并 (stone + together — collide); 撞 = 扌 + 童 (hand + upright figure — to ram or knock against)

含义

To collide; to crash; to impact. Used both for physical collisions and figuratively for clashes of ideas, cultures, or opposing viewpoints.

In physics: collision and impact. Figuratively: intellectual sparks (思想碰撞 — collision of ideas), cultural confrontations (文化碰撞), or viewpoint clashes. 碰撞 can carry positive or negative connotations depending on context.

例句

1. 两车在十字路口发生猛烈碰撞，所幸均为轻微擦碰，无人受伤。
2. 不同文化背景的学生汇聚一堂，思想上的碰撞往往能激发出意想不到的创新火花。
3. 这场哲学辩论让两种截然对立的世界观发生了激烈碰撞，各方都提出了令人信服的论据。

用法指南

语境: physics, traffic, intellectual discourse, culture

语气: neutral

正确说法

• 实验室里的粒子碰撞实验为科学家们提供了大量珍贵数据，推动了基础物理学的前沿研究。(Particle collision experiments in the laboratory provide scientists with a large amount of precious data, advancing cutting-edge research in fundamental physics.)
• 东西方价值观的碰撞在全球化背景下日趋频繁，如何在尊重差异的前提下寻求共识，是当代社会的重要议题。(The collision of Eastern and Western values is becoming increasingly frequent in the context of globalisation; how to seek common ground while respecting differences is an important contemporary issue.)

错误说法

• 他们碰撞了很多话题 — use 探讨了很多话题 or 交流了许多观点; 碰撞 describes a clash or collision, not the act of discussing topics

起源与历史

碰 (bump into) + 撞 (crash into) — two near-synonyms combined to emphasise the force and impact of collision

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal