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Impingement - English meaning

Impingement – definitions in English dictionary

noun

Intrusion into an area belonging to or affecting someone or something else.

Usage examples:

The creeping impingement of the digital world into our lives
noun

Something that has an effect on something else, often causing problems by limiting it in some way

Usage examples:

He resented any impingement on his academic freedom., many people viewed the trade deal as an impin…

Impingement translation into English

Impingement: translate from English into Chinese

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撞击, 侵犯

Impingement: translate from English into Dutch

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Botsing, Aanslag, Conflict

Impingement: translate from English into French

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Conflit

Impingement: translate from English into German

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Auftreffen, Auswirkung, Einfluss

Impingement: translate from English into Hindi

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चोट, ठोकर, भिडंत, लात, मुक्का, टकराव, मार, प्रहार, घूंसा, धक्का, टक्कर

Impingement: translate from English into Italian

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Urto

Impingement: translate from English into Korean

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치는 행위

Impingement: translate from English into Russian

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Столкновение, Покушение, Удар

Impingement: translate from English into Spanish

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Vulneración, Instrucción

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Impingement – similar words

impingements

noun

Intrusion into an area belonging to or affecting someone or something else.

Usage examples:

The creeping impingement of the digital world into our lives
Impingements - all meanings in English

impinged

verb

Have an effect, especially a negative one.

Usage examples:

Several factors impinge on market efficiency
phrasal verb

To have an effect on something, often by limiting it in some way

Usage examples:

The supreme court will decide if the new communications bill impinges on the constitutional right t…
Impinged - all meanings in English

impinge

verb

Have an effect, especially a negative one.

Usage examples:

Several factors impinge on market efficiency
phrase

Infringe upon

phrasal verb

To have an effect on something, often by limiting it in some way

Usage examples:

The supreme court will decide if the new communications bill impinges on the constitutional right t…
Impinge - all meanings in English

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