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撞 (zhuàng) can be used to describe a physical collision, such as when two cars 撞 (zhuàng) into each other. It can also be used to describe a figurative collision, such as when two ideas 撞 (zhuàng) into each other. It can also be used to describe a chance meeting, such as when two people 撞 (zhuàng) into each other unexpectedly. Finally, it can be used to describe taking a risk, such as when someone 撞 (zhuàng) their luck.
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1. 碰撞 (pèngzhuàng): to collide, to bump into.
2. 撞击 (zhuàngjī): to collide, to crash into.
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