崩れる | Japanese meaning

れる【くずれる】

Ichidan verb; intransitive verb

to collapse; to crumble
to get out of shape; to lose one's shape; to become disorganized; to become untidy
to break down; to be thrown into disarray
to crash (stock market); to slump; to decline
to break money into small change
to turn bad (e.g. weather); to change for the worse; to deteriorate

Generated word frames (experimental)

きごう[きごう]

[Object] collapses

The mountain collapses

きごう[きごう]

[State] becomes disorganized

Order becomes disorganized

きごう[きごう]

[System] breaks down

The transport system breaks down

きごう[きごう]

[Economic situation] collapses

The market collapses

きごう[きごう]

[Time] gets out of order

The schedule gets out of order

きごう[きごう]

[Weather] turns bad

The weather turns bad

きごう[きごう]

[Relationship] deteriorates

The friendship deteriorates

Generated definitions (experimental)

to collapse; to crumble

This meaning refers to the physical act of something falling apart, either structurally or metaphorically.

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The building collapsed.

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The mountain seems about to crumble.

to get out of shape; to lose one's shape; to become disorganized; to become untidy

This meaning pertains to objects losing their intended form or arrangement, often resulting in disorder or a messy state.

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His documents have become disorganized.

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This clothing has lost its shape after washing.

to break down; to be thrown into disarray

This implies that a system or process has stopped functioning properly or has become chaotic.

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The plan broke down.

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The computer broke down, and I couldn't work.

to crash (stock market); to slump; to decline

This meaning is used in the context of stock markets or economies experiencing a significant drop in value or performance.

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The stock market crashed.

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The economy slumped, and many people lost their jobs.

to break money into small change

This refers to the act of converting larger denominations of currency into smaller ones for convenience.

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I broke the large bill into small change.

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He broke his money into small change for a special reason.

to turn bad (e.g. weather); to change for the worse; to deteriorate

This meaning is typically used to describe environmental conditions or situations that have worsened over time.

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The weather has turned bad.

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The situation has deteriorated, and we are in trouble.

Generated collocations (experimental)

きごう(きごう)when it collapsesきごう(きごう)concern that it will collapseきごう(きごう)declining fortunesきごう(きごう)slumping pricesきごう(きごう)preparation for collapseきごう(きごう)because it will declineきごう(きごう)risk of collapseきごう(きごう)to fear it will crumbleきごう(てんてんきごう)disordered perspectiveせい性きごう(きごう)likelihood of collapseようようきごう(ようようきごう)deteriorating weather

Generated related terms (experimental)

【くずれる】

Refers to collapsing or crumbling, often used for structures or physical forms.

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This building collapsed due to the earthquake.

【こわれる】

Refers to breaking or becoming damaged, applicable to objects or systems.

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That toy breaks easily.

【みだれる】

Refers to being disordered or disturbed, often in a state of chaos.

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The room is in disarray, so it needs cleaning.

【ほろびる】

Refers to perishing or being destroyed, often used in a more drastic context like cultures or civilizations.

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Ancient civilizations have perished.

【あっかする】

Refers to worsening or deteriorating conditions, often used in health or situations.

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His health condition is deteriorating.

【ほうかい】

Refers to a collapse or breakdown, often used in contexts like societal structures or systems.

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More people are talking about the collapse of society.

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Example sentences

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I do not believe the weather will change for the worse next week.

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