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Five people were apprehended during the police swoop

Starlings appear in the sky in big black clouds that swoop, dance and dive.

The hawk swooped down on its prey.

Gems haul seized in swoop

... phone in one fell swoop.

This is a golden opportunity we'd be stupid to pass up. Let's get to work and finish it all in one fell swoop.

Gas prices plummeted by 10 %.

I'm sorry to say but our profits plummeted because of the crisis.

to plunge, to fall suddenly and quickly; The nation's economy has plummeted in the last few years.

Her spirits plummeted at the thought of meeting him again.

"which hung on the two deepest lines like plummets"

With a faulty parachute, he plummeted to his death.

Temperatures plummeted to minus 20.

As a result, our comprehension plummets

Tourist to the city plummets after September

Many new car lines plummeted 35 percent or more in one year.

forecast a dramatic plummet

My phone plummeted.

If you don't take a vacation, you'll collapse.

Financial collapse

Layne's Law describes what happens when ideaspace collapses due to bad structural support

This grim origami presents the moment when the twin towers finally collapsed

He was so tired, he just collapsed onto that chair.

Forty people were injured when a floor of a night club in Tenerife collapsed on Sunday.

Move the knob at the side of the seat forwards, collapse the seat.

If there's a big earthquake, the house could really collapse!

If you find someone collapsed on the ground, what should you do first?

The definition of collapse means to cave in, to fall or to break down into pieces when the support to stand is lost. An example of to collapse is someone falling to the ground when their knees give way after the person hears terrible news.

The government is not expected to collapse anytime soon

It was so hot that some people in the city square collapsed

A roof collapse in the early Sunday morning severely damaged a downtown Baton Rouge club.

Many banks closed because of the recent economic collapse.

the collapse of a railway bridge