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conflicto
/konˈflikto/
conflict
El conflicto entre los dos países ha durado décadas.
The conflict between the two countries has lasted for decades.
general
A serious disagreement or argument, typically a prolonged one.
El conflicto laboral se resolvió después de largas negociaciones.
The labor conflict was resolved after lengthy negotiations.
Can refer to disputes between individuals, groups, or nations.
formal
A state of opposition between ideas, interests, or needs.
El conflicto interno puede causar estrés emocional.
Internal conflict can cause emotional stress.
In psychology, often refers to inner turmoil or opposing desires.
Collocations
conflicto armadoarmed conflictconflicto de interesesconflict of interestconflicto laborallabor conflict
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Common Usage
Use 'conflicto' for serious disputes, not minor disagreements.
Gold Rule
Formal vs. Informal
In formal contexts, 'conflicto' is preferred over 'pelea'.
Word Origin
From Latin 'conflictus', past participle of 'conflictere' (to strike together).
Usage Notes
Often used in political, social, or psychological contexts.
Word Breakdown
con-
together
prefix-flict-
to strike
root-o
noun ending
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