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拉长
zawalać się

I. collapse [kəˈlæps] VB intr

1. collapse (fall down):

collapse
zawalać [perf zawalić] się
collapse person, tent
przewracać [perf przewrócić] się
collapse chair
załamywać [perf załamać] się

2. collapse (faint):

collapse
tracić [perf s-] przytomność

3. collapse (fail):

collapse
załamywać [perf załamać] się
collapse business
padać [perf paść]
collapse communism
rozpadać [perf rozpaść] się
her health collapsed
zapadła na zdrowiu

4. collapse (drop):

collapse
gwałtownie spadać [perf spaść]

5. collapse (fold):

collapse
składać [perf złożyć] się

6. collapse (lie down):

to collapse on the bed
padać [perf paść] na łóżko

II. collapse [kəˈlæps] N

1. collapse (fall):

collapse
zawalenie się nt

2. collapse (failure):

collapse
załamanie się nt
collapse of marriage
rozpad m
collapse of business
upadek m
collapse of coup
klęska f

3. collapse MED:

collapse
zapaść f
nervous collapse
załamanie nt nerwowe

4. collapse (drop):

collapse
gwałtowny spadek m
OpenDict entry

collapse

collapse
zwiń; zwijanie kodu; zwinięcie
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
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

nervous collapse
załamanie nt nerwowe
he looked ready to collapse
wyglądał jakby miał się zaraz przewrócić
to collapse on the bed
padać [perf paść] na łóżko
to collapse in a heap
upaść jak kłoda

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

After the last man had crossed safely, the bridge collapsed and was swept away.
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Three laterite towers (partially collapsed) stand on the same platform.
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However, this came undone when the league collapsed after the 1980-81 season.
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In some instances, waters reached a depth of 10m ft before the dams collapsed.
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The roof of the keeper's house and utility rooms have since collapsed.
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