Collapse meaning in English
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Definition
a collapse: a crash, a fall, a slump, a downfall
Many people lost their jobs due to the collapse of the mining industry.
to collapse: to crash, to fall, to fail
After not sleeping for twenty-four hours, Susie was so tired that she collapsed into bed.
- "As you know, most of the ceiling collapsed due to the excessive water build-up."
- "The collapse of the dollar is key."
- "The speed of the collapse of the dollar is key."
- "Still, with the recent economic downturn following the collapse of numerous dot coms and start-ups in Silicon Valley, San Francisco has had to look elsewhere for a boost."
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