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['meltdaʊn]1) Общая лексика: slang term for an emotional breakdown, катастрофические и неуправляемые процессы в ядерном реакторе, сопровождающиеся повышением температуры, неудача, полный крах, провал, разрушение из-за расплавления (напр. ядерного реактора), сойти с катушек (Urban dict: Describes what happens when a person freaks out, cracks, loses control of themselves. Life - reality at large- becomes overwhelming. They just can't deal with it all. The person may act out, withdraw, become emot), взрыв ядерного реактора, обвал (финансового) рынка2) Разговорное выражение: выйти из под контроля, облом3) Американизм: total collapse (There has been a \<b\>meltdown\</b\> in the relationship between my parents and me)4) Техника: переплавка, расплавление5) Экономика: обвал6) Финансы: развал8) Сленг: разборка, острое выяснение отношений9) Макаров: расплавление тепловыделяющего элемента, таяние -
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General subject: meltdown (Urban dict: Describes what happens when a person freaks out, cracks, loses control of themselves. Life - reality at large- becomes overwhelming. They just can't deal with it all. The person may act out, withdraw, become emot), tweak out
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