collapse
🇺🇸
/kəˈlæps/
🇬🇧
/kəˈlæps/
verb
B2
Sudden falling down or breaking apart.
The old bridge collapsed under the heavy load.
這座舊橋在重負下倒塌了。
B2
To fall down due to illness or exhaustion.
He collapsed from exhaustion after the marathon.
他跑完馬拉松後因精疲力盡而倒下了。
R
To sit or lie down to relax after effort.
After a long day, I just want to collapse on my bed.
漫長的一天後，我只想倒在床上。
R
To fail or stop existing suddenly.
The peace talks collapsed due to disagreements.
和平談判因分歧而破裂。
R
To decrease sharply in value or amount.
The stock market collapsed, causing panic among investors.
股市崩潰，導致投資者恐慌。
R
To fold or be folded into a smaller size.
The chair collapses for easy storage.
椅子可以摺疊起來方便存放。
R
For a lung or blood vessel to become flat and empty.
The lung collapsed after the injury.
受傷後肺部塌陷了。
noun
B2
A sudden failure of something like an institution or plan.
The company's collapse led to mass layoffs.
公司的倒閉導致大規模裁員。
R
The act of a building falling down.
The building's collapse was due to poor construction.
大樓的倒塌是因為建築質量差。
R
A medical condition where a person falls due to illness or weakness.
The athlete's collapse during the race was alarming.
運動員在比賽中的倒下令人警覺。
R
A sudden drop in value.
The market collapse caused panic among investors.
市場崩潰導致投資者恐慌。
translation
突然倒塌, 因疾病或疲憊而倒下, 癱坐, 崩潰, 暴跌, 摺疊, 萎縮
崩潰, 倒塌, 虛脫, 暴跌
詞形變化
3rd Present
collapses
Progressive
collapsing
Past
collapsed
Perfect
collapsed
Plural
collapses