implode [ɪmˈpləʊd, Am -ˈploʊd] CZ. cz. nieprzech.
2. implode przen. (collapse):
- implode
- upadać [perf upaść]
- implode party
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The alternative approach, indirect drive, uses beams to heat a shell, and then the shell radiates x-rays, which then implode the pellet.
en.wikipedia.org These events caused the military regime to implode and ushered in the era of metapolitefsi.
en.wikipedia.org The team imploded in 1981, going from record highs the year before to their second losing season.
en.wikipedia.org Television picture tubes require a protective safety glass in front of it to prevent injury if the picture tube imploded.
en.wikipedia.org The most common use of blasting charges is to implode a building, thus limiting collateral damage; see demolition.
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