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/kəˈlæpst//kəˈlæpst/The word "collapsed" stems from the Latin word "collapsus," meaning "fallen together." This word itself was formed from the prefix "col-" (meaning "together") and "lapsus," meaning "fallen." The original meaning of "collapsed" referred to something physically falling in on itself. Over time, it expanded to encompass figurative meanings, including the breakdown of a system, structure, or even a person's mental state.
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having fallen down or in suddenly, often after breaking apart
bị rơi xuống hoặc đột ngột, thường là sau khi vỡ ra
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having failed suddenly or completely
đã thất bại đột ngột hoặc hoàn toàn
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having decreased suddenly in amount or value
đã giảm đột ngột về số lượng hoặc giá trị
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having fallen in and become flat and empty
đã rơi vào và trở nên phẳng lặng và trống rỗng
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