- collapse
 - [kə'læps]
 - vi. 倒塌;瓦解;暴跌
vt. 使倒塌,使崩溃;使萎陷
n. 倒塌;失败;衰竭 
参考例子
           - 1.Despite their efforts the project collapsed.
 - 虽然经过他们努力,这个规划还是失败了。
 
- 2.One advantage of doing so is that it should minimise any growth collapse.
 - 这么做的一个好处是,它应该能够最小化任何增长崩溃。
 
- 3.But researchers say they do not know if this virus causes a colony to collapse.
 - 但是,研究员说,他们不知道这个病毒是否会导致蜂群的崩溃。
 
英文解释
           - n.
 - 1.an abrupt failure of function or health
 - 2.a mishap caused by something suddenly falling down or caving in
 - 3.the act of throwing yourself down
 - 4.a sudden large decline of business or the prices of stocks (especially one that causes additional fa
 
- v.
 - 1.break down, literally or metaphorically
 - 2.collapse due to fatigue, an illness, or a sudden attack
 - 3.fold or close up
 - 4.fall apart
 - 5.cause to burst
 - 6.suffer a nervous breakdown
 - 7.lose significance, effectiveness, or value
 
网络释义
               - Collapse
 - 面转点; 塌陷; 合并群组; 崩塌,瓦解;
 
- Collapse To
 - 折叠到; 坍塌到; 暴跌至……;
 
- accidental collapse
 - 意外坍塌;
 
- collapse state
 - 损毁状态; 崩陷; 崩陷状态; 破坏状态 房屋地政;
 
- gravitational collapse
 - 引力坍缩; 力塌缩; 重力陷缩,恒星; 重力崩溃;