to fall apart or collapse (referring to a social system, economy, or a person's mental or emotional state)

to crumble and fall down, or cave in (as of a building, dam, or slope); the occurrence of such a collapse (e.g., a landslide)

sudden falling or sliding of a large mass of snow down a mountain slope; snowslide

to crumble or fall apart; used for the breakdown of structures, systems, or social values

To fall apart or disintegrate completely; used to describe a total defeat or the collapse of a group or organization.

to disintegrate or break up completely; describes a country or organization falling to pieces.

to break apart or crumble, such as rocks weathering into fragments or the collapse of a political system or organization

landslide; landslip; avalanche

to burst open suddenly; to crack or rupture into several pieces

(idiom) describe a major disaster, great upheaval, or an earth-shattering sound

Literal occurrence of mountains crumbling and the ground splitting open during an earthquake or disaster

A medical condition in traditional Chinese medicine where a woman experiences sudden, heavy vaginal bleeding outside of her menstrual period.

to crack or crumble and fall down (of earth, rocks, or structures)

(idiom) describes a society in total disarray where the established systems of etiquette, music, and social order have collapsed; social and moral disintegration

sliding down of a mass of earth or rock from a mountain or cliff

to collapse; to cave in; to fall apart

to collapse or fall down, especially referring to a mountain side, cliff, or large structure; landslide

(idiom) rites and music are in ruins; describes a total breakdown of social order, institutions, and moral standards; traditional systems of etiquette and music have collapsed

sky collapses and earth sinks; used to describe a major natural disaster or a momentous, world-shaking change

the heavens collapse and the earth cracks; used to describe a world-shaking disaster or a deafening sound

to collapse, shatter, or be destroyed; used to describe the falling apart of mountains or the ruin of a nation

mountains collapse and the earth cracks; used to describe a massive natural disaster or a huge, earth-shattering sound or momentum

to burst or be breached, such as a dike or dam; to collapse

The sky collapses and the earth splits; describes a massive natural disaster, a major political or social upheaval, or a deafening sound.

Older name for the [[德昂族|德昂族|de2 ang2 zu2]] ethnic group living in Yunnan Province

To disintegrate or fall apart entirely; used to describe a total and irreversible collapse or failure.

(idiom) Doing good is as difficult as climbing up a mountain, while falling into evil ways is as easy as a landslide.

icefall; glacier avalanche

To consume wealth without producing anything, leading eventually to the exhaustion of even a vast fortune; to live in idleness and empty one's coffers.

the chemical nerve agent tabun; a loanword

(literary) a polite way to refer to the death of an emperor, king, or queen; literally means "the mountain and hill collapse"

to crack, burst, or crumble and fall down; to crash down in a heap

the geological process of soil, sand, and rock moving downslope under the influence of gravity; slope movement

gotu kola (Centella asiatica), a herbaceous plant used in traditional medicine and cooking

to die (of an emperor or monarch); to collapse or perish

In Chinese medicine, an umbrella term for heavy or persistent vaginal bleeding occurring outside of the menstrual period

vaginal bleeding outside the expected menstrual period; often used in Chinese medicine

(of a stock or futures market) to crash or collapse completely due to a sharp and continuous drop in prices

to fall in; to collapse or cave in

to execute by shooting; usually used colloquially for criminals or people who are widely disliked

The country is in a state of collapse or ruin; literally describing a building where the main beams and rafters break and fall apart.

A mud avalanche or slide on a hillside caused by excessive moisture and gravity

rites and music are in ruins (idiom); refers to a state where institutional systems and social order have collapsed and traditional moral standards no longer exist

(idiom) rites and music are in ruins; used to describe a society in total disarray where laws, systems, and moral standards have completely collapsed

to be revealed as a lie or a trick; to have a secret come out; to show a continuity error or blooper in a film or performance

A period of intense mental distress or a complete collapse of emotional stability.

(literary) used as a respectful way to refer to the death of an emperor or monarch; to pass away