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crollare

to collapse, to cave in, to fall apart

k r o l ˈl a . r e
croll to collapse, to cave in, to fall apart + are Infinitive
verb Rare #27,911
to collapse, to cave in, to fall apart Can refer to buildings or structures, or figuratively to a plan or situation.
IT: Il vecchio muro può crollare.
EN: The old wall could collapse.
Conjugation of crollare
crollare
Indicative past
SingularPlural
Third crollò —
Present
crollando
Indicative present
SingularPlural
Second crolli —
Third crolla —
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second crolla —
Third crolli —
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First crolli —
Second crolli —
Third crolli —
Indicative future
SingularPlural
Third crollerà —

Potresti crollare durante un interrogatorio!

You could crack under questioning!

— Quei bravi ragazzi (1990)

Potrebbe crollare.

It could collapse.

— Il mio amico Ivan Lapshin (1985)

Persino una spietata come lei, poteva crollare.

Even a ruthless woman like her could collapse.

— Contrattempo (2017)

Che tipo di congegno può fare crollare le mura?

What kind of device can bring down the walls?

— Il Signore degli Anelli - Le due torri (2002)

Tu vuoi solo vedermi crollare!

You just want to see me fall apart!

— La banda Baader Meinhof (2008)

Il vecchio ponte rischia di crollare.

The old bridge is in danger of collapsing.

La settimana prima il Vecchio Braccio Destro aveva finito di crollare.

The week before, the Old Right Arm had finally collapsed.

Vuoi far crollare l'intera faccenda?

Do you want to bring the whole thing crashing down?

— The Brutalist (2024)

Le scale stavano per crollare.

The stairs were about to collapse.

— Fight Club (1999)