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I. col·lapse [kəˈlæps] VB intr

1. collapse (fall down):

collapse things, buildings
collapse things, buildings
collapse people
collapse people
to collapse with laughter [at a joke] fig

2. collapse (fail):

collapse
collapse enterprise
collapse government
collapse government
collapse hopes
collapse plans, talks
collapse prices
collapse property market
collapse society

II. col·lapse [kəˈlæps] N

1. collapse (act of falling down):

collapse
Einsturz m <-es, -stür·ze>
collapse of a bridge/building

2. collapse (failure):

collapse
Zusammenbruch m <-(e)s, -brüche>
to be on the brink [or verge] of collapse
collapse of a business
collapse of confidence
collapse of one's marriage
collapse of prices
Preissturz m <-es, -stürze>

3. collapse MED:

collapse
Kollaps m <-es, -e>

collapse VB intr FINMKT

OpenDict entry

collapse VB

collapse (an item in a display hierarchy) COMPUT

price collapse N FINMKT

price collapse
Present
Icollapse
youcollapse
he/she/itcollapses
wecollapse
youcollapse
theycollapse
Past
Icollapsed
youcollapsed
he/she/itcollapsed
wecollapsed
youcollapsed
theycollapsed
Present Perfect
Ihavecollapsed
youhavecollapsed
he/she/ithascollapsed
wehavecollapsed
youhavecollapsed
theyhavecollapsed
Past Perfect
Ihadcollapsed
youhadcollapsed
he/she/ithadcollapsed
wehadcollapsed
youhadcollapsed
theyhadcollapsed