to crash
- verb
- /kræʃ/
- Informal
- We probably agree that civilization's going to crash, whether or not we help bring this about.
- the market crashed
- the economy crashed
- populations crashed
So one of the impacts is the crashing of the bond yields.
- So one of the impacts is the crashing of the bond yields.
- How far does Tesla stock have to crash before Elon goes back to work?
- The stock market crashes and you lose everything.
- Like what happens if the market crashes and things go bad?
- If America crashes, then so does Germany hard.
- But strangely, now that the crypto market has crashed, they're staying pretty quiet.
- You know, when in March, when the big crash happened in the market, everything crashed.
- But you know, that that could also cause the stock to crash when he when he doesn't do it.
- The price is so title and you could very well crash right after you buy it.
Examples
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When the equity markets crash, reality will hit Main St.
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How far does Tesla stock have to crash before Elon goes back to work?
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And how it works is first of all, they are going to crash the economy.
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People were saying this is a bubble, it's about to crash any day now.
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The stock market crashes and you lose everything.
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Like what happens if the market crashes and things go bad?
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"I don't know what's become of this family; everything is crashing down around us."
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I remember when Elon sold Tesla's holdings, it crashed the price a little bit.
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But strangely, now that the crypto market has crashed, they're staying pretty quiet.
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When the stock market crashes, many investors lose a significant amount of money.
Synonyms
Fall suddenly and steeply from a high place or in amount
To fall suddenly in price or value
To fall suddenly by a large amount, for example in price or activity
To fall quickly to a much lower level
Antonyms
Phrasal Verbs
To put a plane or helicopter down quickly in an emergency, often causing damage
Compounds
- UK
A hard padded hat people wear when riding a bike or motorcycle to protect the head in a crash
A strong barrier at the side or middle of a road that stops cars from leaving the road
- Specialized
An accident when the small moving part that reads a hard drive touches the disk and destroys data
How Severe
Surface Forms
Etymology
Crash as a verb for prices or systems falling comes from the same idea of a sudden violent fall or break. That's why when the market or economy 'crashes', values fall very quickly and hard.