to come across; to run into; to meet; to hit

by chance; by coincidence; to happen to

to run into; to come upon; to meet

to meet; to run into (sb); to get together (with sb)

to meet; to hold a meeting

to collide; collision

to run into; to meet (unexpectedly); to bump into

to touch

to touch; (fig.) to touch on (a matter)

to try one's luck; to leave sth to chance

to hit a wall; (fig.) to hit a brick wall; to hit a snag; to have the door slammed in one's face

(coll.) to scam sb by setting up an "accident" in which one appears to have sustained damage or injury caused by the scam victim, then demanding compensation (variations include putting "expensive" porcelain in a place where it is likely to be knocked over by passers-by, and stepping into the path of a slow-moving car)

to knock sth over

to knock against; to knock together; to rattle

bruising (damage to soft fruit etc)

variant of 碰瓷[peng4 ci2]

to knock against; to bump into; to have a disagreement; to clash

(Tw) (loanword) coupon

doorstop

concentration (a pair-matching game)

to collide with one another

to meet force with force; painstaking

erhua form of 碰瓷[peng4 ci2]

bumper car

to meet with a rebuff

(Tw) (loanword) coupon

collisional orogeny; mountain building as a result of continents colliding

lit. to have one's nose rubbed in the dirt; fig. to meet with a sharp rebuff

lit. an egg colliding with a rock (idiom); fig. to attack sb stronger than oneself; to overrate one's abilities

collision in which only one party is at fault

a blind cat finds a dead mouse (idiom); blind luck