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1. noun1) (of person) (physical or mental breakdown) Zusammenbruch, der; (heart attack; of lung, blood vessel, circulation) Kollaps, der2. intransitive verb1) [Person:] zusammenbrechen; [Lunge, Gefäß, Kreislauf:] kollabierencollapse with laughter — (fig.) sich vor Lachen kugeln
2) [Zelt:] in sich zusammenfallen; [Tisch, Stuhl:] zusammenbrechen; [Turm, Brücke, Gebäude, Mauer, Dach:] einstürzen3) (fig.): (fail) [Verhandlungen, Pläne, Hoffnungen:] scheitern; [Geschäft, Unternehmen usw.:] zusammenbrechen4) (fold down) [Regenschirm, Fahrrad, Tisch:] sich zusammenklappen lassen* * *[kə'læps]1) (to fall down and break into pieces: The bridge collapsed under the weight of the traffic.) zusammenbrechen2) ((of a person) to fall down especially unconscious, because of illness, shock etc: She collapsed with a heart attack.) zusammenbrechen3) (to break down, fail: The talks between the two countries have collapsed.) scheitern4) (to fold up or to (cause to) come to pieces (intentionally): Do these chairs collapse?) zusammenklappen•- academic.ru/14144/collapsible">collapsible* * *col·lapse[kəˈlæps]I. vi1. (fall down) things, buildings zusammenbrechen, einstürzen; people zusammenbrechen, kollabieren geh2. (fail) zusammenbrechen; enterprise zugrunde gehen; government stürzen, zu Fall kommen; hopes sich akk zerschlagen; plans, talks scheitern; prices einbrechen; property market zusammenbrechen; society zerfallenhis whole world had \collapsed für ihn war eine Welt zusammengebrochenII. n\collapse of a bridge/building Einsturz m einer Brücke/eines Gebäudesto be on the brink [or verge] of \collapse kurz vor dem Aus stehen\collapse of a business Zusammenbruch m eines Unternehmens\collapse of confidence Verlust m der Glaubwürdigkeit\collapse of one's marriage Scheitern nt einer Eheto suffer a mental/nervous \collapse einen Nervenzusammenbruch erleiden* * *[kə'lps]1. vihis health collapsed — er hatte einen Kollaps
she collapsed onto her bed, exhausted — sie plumpste erschöpft aufs Bett
2) (= fall down, cave in) zusammenbrechen; (building, wall, roof also) einstürzen; (lungs) zusammenfallen, kollabieren3) (fig: fail) zusammenbrechen; (negotiations) scheitern; (civilization) untergehen; (prices) stürzen, purzeln (inf); (government) zu Fall kommen, stürzen; (plans) scheitern, zu Fall kommen; (hopes) sich zerschlagenhis whole world collapsed about him —
4) (= fold table, umbrella, bicycle etc) sich zusammenklappen lassen; (telescope, walking stick) sich zusammenschieben lassen; (life raft) sich zusammenlegen or -falten lassen2. vttable, umbrella, bicycle etc zusammenklappen; telescope, walking stick zusammenschieben; life raft zusammenlegen or -falten3. n3) (fig: failure) Zusammenbruch m; (of negotiations also) Scheitern nt; (of civilization) Untergang m; (of government) Sturz m; (of hopes) Zerschlagung f* * *collapse [kəˈlæps]A v/i1. zusammenbrechen, einfallen, -stürzen2. fig scheitern (Plan etc), platzen umg (Prozess etc)3. fig (moralisch oder physisch) zusammenbrechen, zusammenklappen umg5. TECH zusammenlegbar sein, sich zusammenklappen lassenB v/t1. zusammenbrechen lassen, zum Einsturz bringen2. zusammenlegen, -klappenC s1. Einsturz m:cause the collapse of → B 12. fig Scheitern n, Platzen n umg:collapse of a bank Bankkrach m;collapse of prices (tiefer) Preissturz3. fig (moralischer oder physischer) Zusammenbruch4. MED Kollaps m:nervous collapse Nervenzusammenbruch;have a nervous collapse einen Nervenzusammenbruch erleiden* * *1. noun1) (of person) (physical or mental breakdown) Zusammenbruch, der; (heart attack; of lung, blood vessel, circulation) Kollaps, der2) (of tower, bridge, structure, wall, roof) Einsturz, der2. intransitive verb1) [Person:] zusammenbrechen; [Lunge, Gefäß, Kreislauf:] kollabierencollapse with laughter — (fig.) sich vor Lachen kugeln
2) [Zelt:] in sich zusammenfallen; [Tisch, Stuhl:] zusammenbrechen; [Turm, Brücke, Gebäude, Mauer, Dach:] einstürzen3) (fig.): (fail) [Verhandlungen, Pläne, Hoffnungen:] scheitern; [Geschäft, Unternehmen usw.:] zusammenbrechen4) (fold down) [Regenschirm, Fahrrad, Tisch:] sich zusammenklappen lassen* * *n.Einsturz -ë m.Kollaps -e m. v.einen Kollaps erleiden ausdr.zusammen brechen v.zusammenbrechen (alt.Rechtschreibung) v.zusammenfallen v. -
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col·lapse [kəʼlæps] vi1) ( fall down) things, buildings zusammenbrechen, einstürzen; people zusammenbrechen, kollabieren ( geh)2) ( fail) zusammenbrechen; enterprise zugrunde gehen; government stürzen, zu Fall kommen; hopes sich akk zerschlagen; plans, talks scheitern; prices einbrechen; property market zusammenbrechen; society zerfallen;his whole world had \collapsed für ihn war eine Welt zusammengebrochen n\collapse of a business Zusammenbruch m eines Unternehmens;\collapse of confidence Verlust m der Glaubwürdigkeit;\collapse of one's marriage Scheitern nt einer Ehe;to suffer a mental/nervous \collapse einen Nervenzusammenbruch erleiden -
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[kə'læps]1) (to fall down and break into pieces: The bridge collapsed under the weight of the traffic.) ruir2) ((of a person) to fall down especially unconscious, because of illness, shock etc: She collapsed with a heart attack.) desmaiar3) (to break down, fail: The talks between the two countries have collapsed.) falhar4) (to fold up or to (cause to) come to pieces (intentionally): Do these chairs collapse?) desdobrar-se•* * *col.lapse[kəl'æps] n 1 colapso, desmaio, prostração repentina. 2 ruína, queda, falência, malogro. • vt+vi 1 cair, ruir, desmoronar. 2 desfalecer, cair em colapso, desmaiar. 3 Amer dobrar, fechar. 4 desanimar, perder a força, ceder. collapse of a bank falência de um banco. collapse of prices queda de preços. -
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collapse [kəˈlæps]a. [person, government, building] s'écrouler ; [defences, market, prices, system] s'effondrer ; [agreement, plan] tomber à l'eau ; [company] faire faillite ; [talks, legal case, trial] échouer ; [marriage] se solder par un échec• she collapsed onto her bed, exhausted elle s'est écroulée sur son lit, épuiséeb. ( = fold) [table, chairs] se plier2. noun[of person, building] écroulement m ; [of government] chute f ; [of company] faillite f ; [of defences, market, prices, system] effondrement m ; [of talks, agreement, marriage, trial] échec m ; [of empire, plan] effondrement m* * *[kə'læps] 1.1) (of regime, system, bank, economy, market, hopes) effondrement m (of, in de)2) (of deals, talks, relationship) échec m3) ( of company) faillite f (of de)5) (of building, bridge) effondrement m; (of tunnel, wall) écroulement m; (of chair, bed) affaissement m2.transitive verb1) ( fold) plier2) ( combine) synthétiser3.1) ( founder) [regime, system, economy, hopes, plan] s'effondrer; [case, deal, talks] échouer2) ( go bankrupt) [company] faire faillite ( through à cause de)3) ( slump) [person] s'écrouler4) ( fall down) [building, bridge] s'effondrer; [tunnel, wall] s'écrouler; [chair] s'affaisser ( under sous)5) ( deflate) [balloon] se dégonfler; [soufflé] tomber6) Medicine [lung] se dégonfler7) ( fold) [bike] se plier -
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collapse [kə'læps](b) figurative (institution, plan) s'effondrer, s'écrouler; (government) tomber, chuter; (country, market, defence, economy, currency, prices) s'effondrer∎ he collapsed and died il a eu un malaise et il est mort;∎ he collapsed onto the bed and slept for hours il s'est écroulé sur son lit et a dormi pendant des heures;∎ to collapse with laughter se tordre de rire;∎ I collapsed from the heat je me suis évanoui tellement il faisait chaud;∎ he collapsed into an armchair il s'effondra dans un fauteuil;∎ I feel like I'm about to collapse j'ai l'impression que je vais m'effondrer;∎ Medicine her lung has collapsed elle a eu ou fait un collapsus pulmonaire∎ the bicycle collapses so it can be stored away easily la bicyclette se plie et peut ainsi être rangée facilement(a) (fold up → table, chair) plier(b) (merge → paragraphs, entries) mettre ensemble, fusionner3 noun(b) figurative (of institution, plan) effondrement m, écroulement m; (of government) chute f; (of country) effondrement m, débâcle f; (of market, defence, economy, currency) effondrement m; (of prices) effondrement m, chute f subite -
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kə'læps1) (to fall down and break into pieces: The bridge collapsed under the weight of the traffic.) derrumbarse2) ((of a person) to fall down especially unconscious, because of illness, shock etc: She collapsed with a heart attack.) sufrir un colapso3) (to break down, fail: The talks between the two countries have collapsed.) fracasar4) (to fold up or to (cause to) come to pieces (intentionally): Do these chairs collapse?) plegarse•collapse vb1. derrumbarse / hundirse / venirse abajo2. desplomarsetr[kə'læps]1 (falling down) derrumbamiento; (falling in) hundimiento2 (failure, breakdown) fracaso3 (prices, currency) caída en picado; (business, company) quiebra4 SMALLMEDICINE/SMALL colapso1 (building, bridge, etc) derrumbarse, desplomarse; (roof) hundirse, venirse abajo; (tired person) desplomarse2 SMALLMEDICINE/SMALL (person) sufrir un colapso3 (fail - project, talks, etc) fracasar, venirse abajo; (- hopes) desvanecerse4 (prices, currency) caer en picado; (business, company) quebrar, ir a la bancarrota5 (chair, table) plegarse1 (table) plegar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto collapse with laughter desternillarse de risacollapsed lung colapso pulmonar1) : derrumbarse, desplomarse, hundirsethe building collapsed: el edificio se derrumbó2) fall: desplomarse, caersehe collapsed on the bed: se desplomó en la camato collapse with laughter: morirse de risa3) fail: fracasar, quebrar, arruinarse4) fold: plegarsecollapse n1) fall: derrumbe m, desplome m2) breakdown, failure: fracaso m, colapso m (físico), quiebra f (económica)n.• caída s.f.• colapso s.m.• derrumbamiento s.m.• despeño s.m.• desplome s.m.• fracaso s.m.• hundimiento s.m.v.• aplanarse v.• aplomarse v.• derrumbarse v.• desmayarse v.• desplomar v.• hundir v.• plegar v.
I kə'læps1) ( fall down) \<\<building\>\> derrumbarse, desmoronarse, desplomarse2)a) ( fall) \<\<person\>\> desplomarseb) ( Med) \<\<person\>\> sufrir un colapso3) ( fail) fracasar, venirse* abajo4)a) ( fold up) \<\<table/chair\>\> plegarse*b) collapsing pres p <table/chair> plegable
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count & mass nouna) ( of building) derrumbe m, desmoronamiento mb) ( Med) colapso mc) ( of plan) fracaso m; ( of company) quiebra f[kǝ'læps]1.N (Med) colapso m ; [of building, roof, floor] hundimiento m, desplome m ; [of government] caída f ; [of plans, scheme] fracaso m ; (financial) ruina f ; [of civilization, society] ocaso m ; (Comm) [of business] quiebra f ; [of prices] hundimiento m, caída f2. VI1) [person] (Med) sufrir un colapso; (with laughter) morirse (de risa); [building, roof, floor] hundirse, desplomarse; [civilization, society] desaparecer, extinguirse; [government] caer; [scheme] fracasar; [business] quebrar; [prices] hundirse, bajar repentinamentethe company collapsed — la compañía quebró or se hundió
2) (=fold down) plegarse, doblarse* * *
I [kə'læps]1) ( fall down) \<\<building\>\> derrumbarse, desmoronarse, desplomarse2)a) ( fall) \<\<person\>\> desplomarseb) ( Med) \<\<person\>\> sufrir un colapso3) ( fail) fracasar, venirse* abajo4)a) ( fold up) \<\<table/chair\>\> plegarse*b) collapsing pres p <table/chair> plegable
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I [kə'læps]1) (of regime, system, economy, hopes) collasso m. (of, in di); (of person) (physical) collasso m.; (mental) crollo m.to be close to collapse — essere vicino o prossimo al crollo
2) (of deals, talks, relationship, company) fallimento m.3) (of building, bridge, wall) crollo m.; (of chair, bed) cedimento m.4) med. (of lung) collasso m.II 1. [kə'læps] 2.1) (founder) [regime, system] crollare, cadere; [economy, hopes] crollare; [trial, deal, talks] fallire2) (go bankrupt) [ company] fallire ( through a causa di)4) (fall down) [building, bridge, wall] crollare; [ chair] cedere6) med. [ lung] collassare* * *[kə'læps]1) (to fall down and break into pieces: The bridge collapsed under the weight of the traffic.) crollare2) ((of a person) to fall down especially unconscious, because of illness, shock etc: She collapsed with a heart attack.) avere un collasso3) (to break down, fail: The talks between the two countries have collapsed.) andare in pezzi4) (to fold up or to (cause to) come to pieces (intentionally): Do these chairs collapse?) ripiegare•* * *collapse /kəˈlæps/n. [uc]1 crollo; caduta: the collapse of a circus tent, il crollo del tendone di un circo; to be in danger of collapse, essere pericolante2 (edil.) cedimento; collasso; sprofondamento4 crollo; rovina, collasso; caduta ( di un governo, ecc.): the collapse of one's plans, la rovina dei propri progetti; The collapse of the whole country must be avoided, bisogna evitare il collasso dell'intera nazione6 ( Borsa, fin.) crollo; crac; tracollo; pesante caduta; collasso: the collapse of a business, il crac di un'azienda; a collapse of (o in) prices, un crollo dei prezzi; the collapse of a currency, il collasso di una moneta8 (med.) collasso; crollo (psicologico): lung collapse, collasso polmonare; mental [nervous] collapse, collasso mentale [nervoso]; on the verge of collapse, sull'orlo del crollo; prossimo a crollare♦ (to) collapse /kəˈlæps/A v. i.2 sprofondare; crollare: The roof may collapse under the weight of the snow, il tetto può crollare sotto il peso della neve3 ( di persona) cadere; lasciarsi cadere, crollare (su qc.): to collapse to the floor, cadere a terra; The old man collapsed into an armchair, il vecchio si è lasciato cadere su una poltrona4 ( di governo, ecc.) cadere; ( di ditta, ecc.) subire un tracollo, fallire, andare a rotoli (o in rovina)8 crollare (psicologicamente); avere un crollo psicologico: He collapsed and confessed everything, è crollato e ha confessato tuttoB v. t.1 far crollare: The explosion collapsed several buildings, l'esplosione fece crollare diversi edifici7 combinare insieme; fondere● to collapse in chaos, cadere in preda al caos □ to collapse in tears, scoppiare a piangere □ (fam.) to collapse with laughter, piegarsi in due dal ridere.* * *I [kə'læps]1) (of regime, system, economy, hopes) collasso m. (of, in di); (of person) (physical) collasso m.; (mental) crollo m.to be close to collapse — essere vicino o prossimo al crollo
2) (of deals, talks, relationship, company) fallimento m.3) (of building, bridge, wall) crollo m.; (of chair, bed) cedimento m.4) med. (of lung) collasso m.II 1. [kə'læps] 2.1) (founder) [regime, system] crollare, cadere; [economy, hopes] crollare; [trial, deal, talks] fallire2) (go bankrupt) [ company] fallire ( through a causa di)4) (fall down) [building, bridge, wall] crollare; [ chair] cedere6) med. [ lung] collassare -
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