词汇 collapse 在中文的含义

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collapse

US /kəˈlæps/
UK /kəˈlæps/
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动词

1.

坍塌

to fall down or in; to give way

示例:
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The old bridge finally collapsed under the heavy load.
旧桥最终在重压下坍塌了。
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The building was so old it was in danger of collapsing.
那栋楼太旧了,有倒塌的危险。
2.

坍塌

to suddenly lose force, value, or effect

示例:
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The company's shares collapsed after the scandal.
丑闻发生后,公司股价暴跌。
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His hopes of winning the election collapsed when the results came in.
结果出来后,他赢得选举的希望破灭了。
3.

坍塌

to fall unconscious or become very weak, typically as a result of illness or injury

示例:
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She collapsed from exhaustion after running the marathon.
跑完马拉松后,她因精疲力尽而倒下。
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He collapsed on the floor, clutching his chest.
他倒在地板上,捂着胸口。

名词

1.

坍塌

an instance of a structure or object falling down or in

示例:
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The sudden collapse of the roof trapped several workers.
屋顶的突然坍塌困住了几名工人。
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Engineers are investigating the cause of the bridge's collapse.
工程师正在调查桥梁倒塌的原因。
2.

坍塌

a sudden failure of an institution, system, or undertaking

示例:
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The economic collapse led to widespread unemployment.
经济崩溃导致大范围失业。
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The sudden collapse of the government surprised everyone.
政府的突然垮台让所有人感到惊讶。
3.

坍塌

a sudden loss of consciousness or energy

示例:
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He suffered a sudden collapse and was rushed to the hospital.
他突然昏倒,被紧急送往医院。
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The heat caused several runners to experience a collapse.
高温导致几名跑步者虚脱。