Examples of using Collapsed in English and their translations into Chinese
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In 2014, the price of oil collapsed.
Governments collapsed one by one.
In 1973 the system finally collapsed.
When the USSR collapsed, everything changed.
In 1987, world stock markets collapsed.
People also translate
The Soviet Union collapsed just a few years prior.
Both investment were made after prices collapsed.
Even when their marriage collapsed they remained friends.
Jawbone collapsed, the domestic smart bracelet will be eliminated?
When the totalitarian USSR collapsed there was cause for hope.
The Kachin conflict reignited in 2011 after a 17-year ceasefire collapsed.
Then, as oil prices collapsed, house prices began to drop.
Finally, the NNSC that existed in name only collapsed completely.
Jawbone collapsed, the domestic smart bracelet will be eliminated?
This implies something strange could happen whenever a star collapsed.
As the mortgage market collapsed, millions of Americans lost their homes.
Last week, peace talks between the United States and the Taliban collapsed.
Too early to say Libya ceasefire has collapsed- Turkish defence minister.
But at least since Duchamp this division of labour has collapsed.
The coalition Government collapsed in May 2009 and the Prime Minister resigned.
The White House said no to a path to citizenship, and negotiations collapsed.
The Canadian Trotskyist movement collapsed at the beginning of World War II.
IPhone X sales is really fierce:but iPhone 8 prices have collapsed….
He collapsed several times at work and was finally diagnosed with leukemia.
Obstacles that long seemed immovable have collapsed in humanity's path;
The oil price collapsed because the Saudis wanted to stymie the US fracking industry.
Under the weight of his addiction, his family and business eventually collapsed.
UPDATE 1-Too early to say Libya ceasefire has collapsed- Turkish defence minister.
Kickstarter hires reporter to probe startup that collapsed after raising $3.4M.
The three-span, continuous Fourth Danube Bridge collapsed largely because of temperature effects.