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Перевод: collapse

[существительное]
обвал ; падение; осадка ; разрушение; крах ; крушение; упадок ; провал ; гибель ; упадок сил; резкий упадок сил; изнеможение; коллапс ; продольный изгиб;
[глагол]
рушиться; обваливаться; свалиться; сильно ослабеть; свалиться от болезни; свалиться от слабости; изнемочь; падать духом; упасть духом; терпеть крах; рухнуть; развалиться; сжиматься; сплющиваться

Тезаурус:

1. Just the day before the fatal collapse Konstantin, Dmitri's brother, had come for a meal.
2. The collapse of the Ulster Workers Council and the failure of the paramilitaries to pursue a consistent and popular policy left three competitors for the support of Ulster loyalists: Paisley, Craig, and West.
3. Collapse Breccias
4. The vertebrae of the spine may also collapse towards each other.
5. But the collapse of the junk-bond market is a big blow to the scores of companies which were planning new offerings.
6. We face real threats internationally from pollution, over-population, from famine, from nuclear accidents and from the collapse of an unjust world economic order which means we take more money from the poor than we lend them every year."
7. I'm not prepared for the deafening "bang" as the sides of the box collapse and my moment of entry is masked by puthers of "smoke".
8. This is a typical shakehole, caused by a subsidence or collapse of the rocks below.
9. Feet which overpronate collapse inwards and use the foot's natural cushioning, so you don't need that much in the shoe.
10. In any game of brinkmanship, it is possible that one side will collapse suddenly.
11. This causes the material to become very dense in parts, to rotate rapidly, and finally to collapse into smaller, opaque spheres as large as our solar system.
12. The two 15-feet-high statues were manufactured at the state plant in St Petersburg but, following the soviet collapse, were never claimed by those who commissioned them.
13. Friendship networks so old and intimate that the differences and difficulties could collapse into wild mirth at any instant, or could flare into fights which, however vicious at the time, would not actually change anything nor prevent her and all her friends coming together again soon after, at identical but different pine kitchen tables, scattered in a loose lop-sided circle around central London.