Examples of using Imploded in English and their translations into Greek
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The empire imploded in 1918, while propelling Hitler,
followed by a huge bubble which imploded.
How are you thinking about sex when we just found out Annalise's entire career imploded?
When the Soviet Union imploded, American oil interests looked with growing hunger at the enormous Russian oil
The FPÖ soon imploded as its poor performance in government was punished by the electorate.
It reached a critical mass point and imploded and then disappeared from normal space.
Many thought his football career was doomed after his troubled right knee imploded in the Coppa Italia final against Lazio in 2000.
were buried when their house imploded.
Michael When the Cyprus war imploded in the summer of 1974,
The privatisation programme, launched through gritted teeth when the economy imploded, is woefully behind schedule.
An exceptionally short lived marriage had imploded and I was a jobless alone parent.
till the system imploded.
I will argue here that these forms have either ceased to exist or have imploded, forcing the bourgeoisie to return to the classical forms of capitalism.
However, you now have a global monetary system that has imploded and which, like the Titanic, is sinking into the inky depths of total collapse.
A heated discussion has always imploded between players when it comes to resolution versus the quality of a game.
On the other hand, until the global free market imploded last year,
The imploded core of a massive star produced by a supernova explosion.(typical mass of 1.4 times the mass of the Sun,
If Mattarella takes solace from the fact that previous Italian presidents managed to put in place technical governments that did the establishment's job(so'successfully' that the country's political center imploded), he is very badly mistaken.
If Mattarella takes solace from the fact that previous Italian presidents managed to put in place technical governments that did the establishment's job(so“successfully” that the country's political centre imploded), he is very badly mistaken.
The meaning of the crisis is that the finance capital strategy itself has now imploded, and the capitalist class has no further strategy other than a return to classical capitalism,