conflicting

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishconflictingcon‧flict‧ing /kənˈflɪktɪŋ/ adjective conflicting ideas, beliefs, opinions etc cannot exist together or both be trueconflicting opinions/demands/interests etc It can be difficult to balance the conflicting demands on our time. The scientific advice is conflicting.COLLOCATIONSnounsconflicting views/opinions/ideasThere are conflicting opinions on what causes the disease.conflicting interests (=different things that people, countries etc want or think are important)The two groups have conflicting interests.conflicting emotionsI left home with conflicting emotions of sadness and excitement.conflicting demands (=things that demand your attention)the conflicting demands of work and family lifeconflicting evidenceThe witnesses at the trial gave conflicting evidence.conflicting resultsScientific tests have produced conflicting results.conflicting informationThere’s a lot of conflicting information about what is best for you to eat.conflicting adviceI’ve seen two doctors and been given conflicting advice.conflicting reports/accountsWhen questioned, the boys gave conflicting accounts of what they were doing that night.conflicting theoriesThere are conflicting theories about the origin of the universe.From Longman Business Dictionaryconflictingcon‧flict‧ing /kənˈflɪktɪŋ/ adjective conflicting ideas, beliefs, or opinions are different from each other and cannot both be trueCustomers are being given conflicting advice by manufacturers.

单词	conflicting
释义	conflicting From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishconflictingcon‧flict‧ing /kənˈflɪktɪŋ/ ●○○ adjective conflicting ideas, beliefs, opinions etc cannot exist together or both be trueconflicting opinions/demands/interests etc It can be difficult to balance the conflicting demands on our time. The scientific advice is conflicting.COLLOCATIONSnounsconflicting views/opinions/ideasThere are conflicting opinions on what causes the disease.conflicting interests (=different things that people, countries etc want or think are important)The two groups have conflicting interests.conflicting emotionsI left home with conflicting emotions of sadness and excitement.conflicting demands (=things that demand your attention)the conflicting demands of work and family lifeconflicting evidenceThe witnesses at the trial gave conflicting evidence.conflicting resultsScientific tests have produced conflicting results.conflicting informationThere’s a lot of conflicting information about what is best for you to eat.conflicting adviceI’ve seen two doctors and been given conflicting advice.conflicting reports/accountsWhen questioned, the boys gave conflicting accounts of what they were doing that night.conflicting theoriesThere are conflicting theories about the origin of the universe.From Longman Business Dictionaryconflictingcon‧flict‧ing /kənˈflɪktɪŋ/ adjective conflicting ideas, beliefs, or opinions are different from each other and cannot both be trueCustomers are being given conflicting advice by manufacturers.
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