Summary
collapse {noun}
colapso · hundimiento
to collapse {verb}
derrumbarse · desmoronarse · desplomarse · contraer · colapsarse · colapsar · aplanarse · venirse
English-Spanish translation for "collapse"
"collapse" Spanish translation
collapse {noun}
The Palestinian Authority is still facing financial and institutional collapse.
The economic collapse in Zimbabwe is pulling down neighbouring countries.
Even following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia is still a major world player.
This led to the collapse of cost prices and a rise in retail price.
Since the collapse of the socialist system, Russia has had no viable political system.
collapse {noun} (also: subsidence, sinking)
The next crisis could cause it to collapse totally.
We had felt that the collapse of communism would automatically lead to democracy.
I share the concern of this Parliament at the plight of the Russian people following the collapse of the Russian economy.
It is over ten years since the collapse of the Soviet Union and yet your projects contain a strong hint of the gulags and mollifying
collapse.
to collapse {verb}
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb}
I am not under the impression that the industry is about to collapse.
Does recent history not teach us that artificial constructions are destined to collapse?
Quite frankly, any building that is not constructed on firm foundations will ultimately be doomed to collapse.
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb} (also: to crumble, to fall to pieces, to go into pieces, to fall apart)
To conclude, if the people are not included, the building may collapse at any moment.
Ever since the former Soviet bloc began to collapse, I and many others have striven to facilitate the swift accession of the countries
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb}
I am afraid that in this case free trade means that those countries are free to see their economies and their democracies actually collapse.
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb} (also: to contract)
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You can expand and collapse the top-level tag as if it were a folder with subfolders.
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to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb}
In practice, we risk some sort of collapse in climate negotiations, a collapse which would risk setting us back several years.
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb}
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb} (also: to get discouraged)
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {v.r.} (also: to come, to fall in)
This shows that the EU's structural policy is in danger of collapse unless its implementation gets a new lease of life.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "collapse":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "collapse" in Spanish
Similar words
colewort · colic · coliseum · colistin · colitis · collaborating · collaboration · collaborative · collaborator · collage · collapse · collar · collarbone · collateral · collates · collation · colleague · colleagues · collectable · collected · collectible
More translations in the Arabic-English dictionary.