Zusammenfassung
collapse {Substantiv}
effondrement · capotage · déconfiture · faillite · dégringolade · collapsus · chute · débâcle
to collapse {Verb}
s'écrouler · péricliter · écrouler · ébouler · réduire · s’effondrer · crouler
Englisch-Französisch Übersetzung für "collapse"
"collapse" Französisch Übersetzung
collapse {Substantiv}
collapse {Subst.} (auch: crumbling, downfall, subsidence, slump)
Collapse of the public sector; armed conflict and its humanitarian consequences
At the beginning of this decade, Nauru was at the brink of total economic collapse.
This can be explained in part by the collapse of Soviet-era industrial enterprises.
The Palestinian Authority and its institutions are on the brink of collapse.
Following the end of the conflict, the economy of Kosovo was in a state of collapse.
collapse {Subst.} (auch: failure, defeat)
An industry already in crisis losing 40 % of its capacity is in danger of total collapse.
The collapse of two Jewish-owned banks … prompted anti-Semitic reactions and expressions ”.
In the early 1990s, Sweden stood on the brink of financial collapse.
The West bears a patent and overwhelming responsibility for the current collapse of the Ivoirian system.
Increasingly, collapse of the Palestinian Authority and chaos in the territory seem imminent.
collapse {Subst.} [Volksw.]
With the collapse of the Taliban most sanctions measures appear to have no focus.
The East/West divide makes little sense after the collapse of the Berlin Wall.
After the collapse of Axum, power shifted to Lasta and later to Shoa.
The collapse of the Iron Curtain has created a number of new responsibilities for the countries of the West.
Women had played an integral part in the peace process which had followed the collapse of the Taliban regime.
Cancún was a disappointment, but it was not a collapse.
We are witnessing the collapse of noble values and the disintegration of principles once thought unassailable.
Mr. Speaker, the government of Montenegro wants to protect its citizens from civil war and economic collapse.
Lack of access led to the collapse of talks in Seattle and Cancun when ministers exercised the democratic right and said ‘ no’.
to collapse {Verb}
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {Vb.} (auch: to be tumbling down)
These developments might mean the entire house of cards of international disarmament might collapse.
A year ago, the whole peace process in Sierra Leone was in jeopardy of total collapse.
To conclude, if the people are not included, the building may collapse at any moment.
It is like putting more and more weight on a tired old mule, and that is going to collapse.
collapse.
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {Vb.} (auch: to go downhill)
Two weeks ago, many believed that we were almost at the verge of collapse in the election process.
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {Vb.}
These developments might mean the entire house of cards of international disarmament might collapse.
A year ago, the whole peace process in Sierra Leone was in jeopardy of total collapse.
To conclude, if the people are not included, the building may collapse at any moment.
It is like putting more and more weight on a tired old mule, and that is going to collapse.
collapse.
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {Vb.}
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {Vb.} [IT] (auch: to minimize)
Actually, I think they offer a unique opportunity for us to collapse the delay in acquiring assets.
In that regard, the collapse earlier that year of the Doha Round, which was crucial to achieving global welfare and reducing poverty, was a
How can African countries accelerate the positive growth performance of the recent past and minimize the risk of a growth collapse?
Technology is collapsing distances, and there is an ever-smaller distinction between international and domestic markets.
This Web — in which ideas, images, voices travel across our globe in a flash — is a remarkable invention that collapses both time and space.
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {intr.V.} (auch: to crumble, to fall)
The Palestinian Authority is in deep distress and is in real danger of collapse.
Our countries believe that Palestinian institutions should not be allowed to collapse.
Yet for the last ten years the Russian economy has done nothing but collapse.
As a result, the Palestinian economy had suffered greatly and had come to the verge of collapse.
The United Nations must play its role as a matter of priority; otherwise world order could collapse.
to collapse [collapsed|collapsed] {intr.V.}
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