• 坍塌,倒闭,屈服

Noun:

1. the sudden collapse of something into a hollow beneath it

Verb:

1. break down, literally or metaphorically;

   "The wall collapsed"
   "The business collapsed"
   "The dam broke"
   "The roof collapsed"
   "The wall gave in"
   "The roof finally gave under the weight of the ice"
   

I had a nervous breakdown, everything just seemed to cave in on top of me.

我曾经有过一次精神崩溃，好像天塌了一样。

I noticed a path leading to a cave in the cliffside.

抬头看,一条小路通到绝壁上的石洞里.

They had at last to cave in and surrender.

他们最后不得不屈服投降.

The outer layers of the star would literally cave in.

恒星外层会向内陷落.

They went to the cave in quest of hidden treasure.

他们到山洞去寻找宝藏.

The roof or walls will not cave in.

坑顶或边墙不能塌方.

When did the roof cave in?

屋顶是什么时候坍塌的?

You need to go to sleep. You look ready to cave in.

你需要睡觉. 你看起来随时可能垮下来.

They've been there now for two days since the cave - in.

目前被困矿工已经在洞里2天了.

An explorer descends into the Majlis al Jinn cave in Oman.

一位探险者绳降进入到阿曼的马吉里斯尔金洞穴.

Houses can crack and cave in, but they can be rebuilt.

房子裂了.塌了, 我们还可以再修.

The enemy had to cave in and surrender.

敌人只好屈服投降.

A cave - in is waiting insidiously at the mountain foot.

一座地陷在山脚下阴险地等待.

The roof is dangerous and could cave in at any time.

屋顶很危险,任何时候都会坍塌.

Cave - in at the monastery!

修道院塌落!