"Collapse" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Collapse" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Collapse" Meaning
(to collapse) to fall or come down suddenly, often in a broken, weakened, or disordered state.
(example: The old building collapsed in the earthquake, causing widespread damage and injuries.)
Alternatively, it can also mean to reduce or remove something, especially something that is standing or taking up space:
(example: She collapsed her umbrella and put it away.)
"Collapse" Examples
Usage Examples for "collapse"
The bridge began to collapse in the middle of the night, catching the sleeping town off guard.
After a long fight, the boxer collapsed on the mat, exhausted from the intense match.
The company's financial crisis led to a complete collapse, leaving hundreds of employees jobless.
As the crowd rushed to evacuate the burning building, the stairs suddenly collapsed, trapping some people inside.
The once-thriving shopping mall succumbed to bankruptcy and eventually collapsed, a shadow of its former self.
"Collapse" Similar Words
Collagenic
Collagenise
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Collagenize
Collagenolytic
Collagenolytic refers to any enzyme or substance that is capable of degrading or breaking down collagen, a type of protein that provides structure and strength to connective tissue.
Collagenous
Collagens
Collages
Collaging
Collapsed
Collapses
To collapse means to break down or fall apart suddenly, often under pressure or strain. It can also mean to fall to the ground, either due to weakness or loss of support. For example: "The old bridge collapsed during the storm" or "She collapsed from exhaustion after the marathon".
Collapsing
Collar
Collarbone
Collarbones
Collard