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Meanings of collapse in English
Usage of collapse in English
1
Last year, auto supporters said an industry collapse would devastate the economy.
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Officials said the second building was not yet at risk of collapse.
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There is great concern across Europe about the collapse of bee populations.
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Aid groups say health services across the country are close to collapse.
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Progressives anticipated direct government action to address the consequences of economic collapse.
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Our economy will be far from collapse, said a senior Iranian official.
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Simply put, without women's unpaid domestic work, the paid economy would collapse.
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The collapse of the global tobacco market has reduced government revenues further.
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After the economic collapse, the Defence Forces' budget was particularly hard hit.
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But the 20th century saw the market for the product systematically collapse.
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The result has been a collapse in public scrutiny of the police.
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Economic collapse will provoke sharp differences between parties and dramatic government action.
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The list gained attention because of the Corinthian Colleges collapse last year.
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Our river system is in crisis and the environment is in collapse.
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Mr McMaster's collapse came in the second week of the royal commission.
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Many UK local authorities, charities and individuals lost money in the collapse.
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