collapsed

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It says you can recognize a person needing CPR because the person has collapsed.
This thing collapsed in the 1980s and it cost the U.S. Government, through the FSLIC, about 150 billion dollars.
0世紀(jì)80年代,壞賬集中爆發(fā),美國政府經(jīng)聯(lián)邦儲蓄貸款保險公司之手,花費了約1500億美元才填補了壞賬
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They became almost worthless because they were investing in subprime debt and the value of the debt collapsed and so these collapsed as well.
它們變的分文不值,因為它們投資次級債務(wù),而這些債券價格一落千丈,所以這些銀行也跟著倒下
耶魯公開課 - 金融市場課程節(jié)選

Then, in the opening act of the financial meltdown of 2008, her firm collapsed underneath her.
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A collapsed lung or blood vessel (= tube that carries blood in the body) is not able to work because disease or injury has caused it to become flat.

If a building or other structure collapses, it falls down very suddenly.
Collapse is also a noun.
If something, for example a system or institution, collapses, it fails or comes to an end completely and suddenly.
Collapse is also a noun.
If you collapse, you suddenly faint or fall down because you are very ill or weak.
Collapse is also a noun.
If you collapse onto something, you sit or lie down suddenly because you are very tired.