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collapse {sustantivo}
sammanbrott · fall · ras · utmattning · krasch · fiasko · kollaps · hopfallande · instörtande · sammanstörtande
to collapse {verbo}
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Traducción Inglés-Sueco para "collapse"
"collapse" en sueco
collapse {sustantivo}
collapse {sustantivo} (también: bust-up, burnout, breakdown)
This would lead to a total collapse of the market throughout the EU.
Even following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia is still a major world player.
Any attempt to turn back the clock would result in a collapse that would affect every one of us.
The problem is a total collapse of the social and economic system and of national authority.
The economy was ruined, which led to unemployment, poverty and the collapse of health care.
We had felt that the collapse of communism would automatically lead to democracy.
The collapse of the Soviet Union heralded the start of a difficult period for the Transcaucasian region.
People joke that after the collapse of the Berlin Wall enlargement is always just five years away.
We recently witnessed the collapse of the Taliban regime, which highlighted the tragic position of women in Afghanistan.
The three-sided mini-summit, held an hour before the informal Summit of the Fifteen, was a demonstration of the collapse that has also hit...
Some people maintain that this collapse is a virtual collapse because it is due to a simple change of name, in that the private sector is
collapse {sustantivo} (también: fatigue, exhaustion, burnout)
In fact, the world of finance is currently experiencing a sort of uncontrollable collapse which is reminiscent of the crisis of 1929 and...
I think that a collapse at Nice would have been a punch below the belt for the euro.
We want the Commission to investigate the causes of this collapse of the species.
We need to think about the kind of collapse to which free-market policies are leading.
An industry already in crisis losing 40 % of its capacity is in danger of total collapse.
Finally, I would like to point out that there has been talk of the collapse of the world of football.
It is up to Russia to sort out its own political mess which has directly led to the country's economic collapse.
collapse {sustantivo}
collapse {sustantivo}
collapse {sustantivo}
to collapse {verbo}
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb} (también: to relax, to pare down, to lower, to let up)
The loss of these subsidies would lead very quickly to the collapse of the tobacco sector in Poland, and hence to a drop in the supply of...
It is apparent that when the hurricane governs the ocean, everything collapses.
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb} (también: to misfire, to mess up, to fail, to choke)
Failure to do so will see the brave new world collapse into stagnation and mutual recriminations.
Far too often in the past we have seen costly development plans collapse because of environmental considerations that were not addressed at
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb} (también: to cave in, to bounce)
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb} (también: to break down)
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb} (también: to break down)
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb} (también: to break down)
Does recent history not teach us that artificial constructions are destined to collapse?
Failure to do so will see the brave new world collapse into stagnation and mutual recriminations.
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb} (también: to crack, to break, to break down)
If they go, the whole industry will collapse.
If we are unable to root out terrorism, the international order will collapse, and individuals will lose their lives.
Indeed, in a number of countries the local government system, let alone the parliamentary system, would probably collapse without their
Firstly: we must not let the timber market collapse and must, therefore, directly intervene on behalf of the many small and medium
The moment we break budget discipline, we open a whole Pandora's box which is liable to bring the whole project collapsing to the ground.
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb} (también: to flop, to crash, to crack, to bust up)
Entire countries are therefore being driven into ruin because uncontrolled financial flows cause the national budget to collapse.
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb} (también: to drop, to droop, to bust up)
It is a conservative attitude which, in any case, sooner or later, will collapse in view of the facts.
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb} (también: to crack)
And the object is forced to continue to collapse to an infinitely small object.
This is the kind of blackmail that could cause the whole Hong Kong Round to collapse.
If we cannot do things adequately to help that industry it will collapse.
Then you become worried that the whole stock market is going to collapse, as it did in 1987.
To get a star to form, you need a big ball of gas and dust to collapse.
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb} (también: to furl, to fold, to shut)
It is a conservative attitude which, in any case, sooner or later, will collapse in view of the facts.
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb}
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb}
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb}
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb} (también: to compress)
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to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb}
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb}
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {vb}
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