I. splash [splæʃ] 动词 trans, 不及物动词
II. clash [klæʃ] 动词 不及物动词
I. flash [flæʃ] 名词
II. flash [flæʃ] 动词 trans
| I | splash |
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| you | splash |
| he/she/it | splashes |
| we | splash |
| you | splash |
| they | splash |
| I | splashed |
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| you | splashed |
| he/she/it | splashed |
| we | splashed |
| you | splashed |
| they | splashed |
| I | have | splashed |
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| you | have | splashed |
| he/she/it | has | splashed |
| we | have | splashed |
| you | have | splashed |
| they | have | splashed |
| I | had | splashed |
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| you | had | splashed |
| he/she/it | had | splashed |
| we | had | splashed |
| you | had | splashed |
| they | had | splashed |
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
An accidental clash of heads opened up a cut in the eyelid of the Rumanian in the opener.
blogs.telegraph.co.uk There was also a culture clash.
en.wikipedia.org Their task was to harass the enemy phalanx before the clash, to try to provoke disorder and protect their own lines from enemy skirmishers.
en.wikipedia.org They will point to the difficulty many immigrants have getting their credentials recognized, and the social disruption that can spring from culture clash.
www.theglobeandmail.com Much of the humor derives from their culture clash with the rest of the world.
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