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Level: N2

とのが真っ向からしていて収拾がつか

Kana: ぜんしゃと こうしゃの いけんが まっこうから たいりつしていて しゅうしゅうが つかない Romaji: Zensha to kousha no iken ga makkou kara tairitsu shite ite shuushuu ga tsukanai
Meaning in English

The two sides’ opinions clash head-on and there’s no way to settle them

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前者と後者の意見が真っ向から対立していて収拾がつかない - Illustrated Dictionary

Words found in the sentence

N3 前者 zensha the former, the first one N3 後者 kousha the latter, latter one N4 意見 iken opinion, view, idea N2 対立 tairitsu confrontation, opposition, antagonism N5 ない nai there isn't, doesn't have

Related kanji

N5 前 zen / mae, -mae in front, before, devant N4 者 sha / mono someone, person, personne N5 後 go, kou / nochi, ushi.ro, ushiro, ato, oku.reru behind, back, later N4 意 i idea, mind, heart N5 見 ken / mi.ru, mi.eru, mi.seru see, hopes, chances N4 真 shin / ma, ma-, makoto true, reality, Buddhist sect N3 向 kou / mu.ku, mu.i, -mu.ki, mu.keru, -mu.ke, mu.kau, mu.kai, mu.kou, mu.kou-, muko, muka.i yonder, facing, beyond N3 対 tai, tsui / aite, kota.eru, soro.i, tsurea.i, nara.bu, muka.u vis-a-vis, opposite, even N4 立 ritsu, ryuu, rittoru / ta.tsu, -ta.tsu, ta.chi-, ta.teru, -ta.teru, ta.te-, tate-, -ta.te, -da.te, -da.teru stand up, rise, set up

Related grammar structures

N5 〜から kara Indicates cause or reason, equivalent to because or since, connects two clauses explaining reason N5 〜ている te iru Indicates ongoing action, continuous state, repeated habit, or resulting condition depending on context N4 〜し shi Indicates multiple reasons or qualities, connects clauses or adjectives, means besides that, and also N5 〜が ga Marks the grammatical subject, highlights new information, can also show slight contrast in some sentences N5 〜と to Indicates company, quotation, natural condition, complete list, or direct connection between elements N5 〜の no Indicates possession, relation between nouns, nominal explanation, or turns a verb into a noun phrase N5 〜か ka Marks a question, alternative, or uncertainty, appears at the sentence end or between options